I don't. I feed roaches, and she's eaten twice in my care. It also doesn't seem to stick to the bark, but seems to be spreading. May be my imagination. When I took the bark out, it was all underneath it...
Do I have to rehouse, or can I leave her?
I've seen my C. fimbriatus "chew off" corkbark to make room for passing by, which looks similar to what you have there. But most likely, I'd guess one of your feeder insects (mealworm/beetle, etc) has been gnawing on the corkbark or substrate. If you obtained the log from outside without sterilizing, possibly there are termites? In any case, this doesn't look like fungus/mold to me -- just some chewed up corkbark/substrate.
Got it, awesome. She probably has been trying to make more room behind the bark and is scraping at it (or rubbing it off?) That bark has been sitting around a long time, so it could just be that.
I'd leave her but just keep an eye out. If it's an invert chances are she'll nail it if it comes out. If she goes into shed she should be safe enough.
She had molted only a week or two ago. She seems fine, I just wanted to make sure. I know how mold and fungus are detrimental to arboreals.
you can leave her. your barks gonna have a big hole though.
Good to know. She'll just web it up anyway
