melindaleigh
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So I had a t. blondi for a long time with no problems. It was already pretty old when I got it from a friend. She died years ago. Either way I just decided to get another T on an impulse because I have some knowledge/ experience with T’s. I knew a relatively decent amount about a. seemanni (not an expert by any means). I noticed one in a pet store that was clearly in need of some maintenance. It’s abdomen was noticeably shriveled. So sure enough with some TLC it’s recovered from dehydration. Now I’ve always known them to be burrowers.. this one however is a constant climber. I <poop> you not it will climb & let go. It’s seemingly intentional. So I added more substrate & dampened it in hopes that it’ll burrow & stop climbing as much. Plus she (pretty sure it’s a she by looking at the epigastric furrow) won’t have to fall near as far.. Have you guys encountered a hell bent on climbing a seemanni? What have been your experiences with them? Anything strange they’ve done that your other T’s haven’t? Also feel free to give me your pointers. I’ve never owned one of this species so I’m open to insights.
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