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basin79

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Moakmeister said:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA SHE LOOKS PISSED AHAHAHAHA XDDDD
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No. I wasn't even in the same room as her. I was downstairs using an app to take the picture via my iPad. It was the only way I could capture her.
 
Olan

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Just keep the sub moist and feed prekilled.
I currently have the smallest sling I've ever cared for. C. elegans.

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He/she was making me nervous because (s)he wasn't eating prekilled crickets. Turns out (S)he prefers superworm chunks.
 
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Olan said:
Just keep the sub moist and feed prekilled.
I currently have the smallest sling I've ever cared for. C. elegans.

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He/she was making me nervous because (s)he wasn't eating prekilled crickets. Turns out (S)he prefers superworm chunks.
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I made sure to moisten the sub when I housed both slings; but can you give me more details about day to day maintenance as far as adding moisture? :) I have a decent grasp of husbandry, but any and all tips will be very appreciated from you all. :angelic:

Btw, that sling is a cutie pie
 
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I just add some water when it's starting to look a bit dry. The pill vials I have my slings in have tiny vent holes, so I think I'm doing it maybe once per 5 or 7 days.
 
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basin79 said:
No. I wasn't even in the same room as her. I was downstairs using an app to take the picture via my iPad. It was the only way I could capture her.
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No, I mean, the look on her face... It's the stare of death XD
 
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Leila said:
Sorry for the crappy pic, but I only have my phone camera. This is the N. chromatus. I tried to get a photo of the B. albo, but it burrowed immediately.
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Way cute! Reminds me of my B. Vegans it burrowed and plugged up its burrow with substrate to molt has yet to remove substrate plug (been a week) but aren't they so darn cute? Love to watch mine dig. Glad mine isn't that teeny but still rather teeny which is why I got me an A. Chalcodes (from Ken will be here tues I think.) to keep me occupied while I wait for my baby to grow up. ^·^
 
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Olan said:
Just keep the sub moist and feed prekilled.
I currently have the smallest sling I've ever cared for. C. elegans.

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He/she was making me nervous because (s)he wasn't eating prekilled crickets. Turns out (S)he prefers superworm chunks.
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So tiny! I would be afraid to handle them just Incase they ran off my hand or jumped! o_O I'm even afraid to even open the lid of my enclosure incase my baby decides just to run out >.> though it likes to be buried an inch under substrate. I think babies scream more hands off to me then adults do (which they are hands off but babies seem almost taboo to me).
 
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@Leila your chromatus looks bigger than mine. Prepare yourself for the longest growth rate though lol. Mine has only molted once and stays in its little burrow.
 
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Goodlukwitthat said:
@Leila your chromatus looks bigger than mine. Prepare yourself for the longest growth rate though lol. Mine has only molted once and stays in its little burrow.
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How long have you had yours? My lil guy was out last night, but he is in his burrow now. He munched on a cricket leg last night and then went right into hiding. Lol. That little stinker. :)

The B. albo sling is out and about today. It has been going at its cric leg all afternoon.

I didn't know I could be so in love with such small beings. Haha
 
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Madmomgamer said:
So tiny! I would be afraid to handle them just Incase they ran off my hand or jumped! o_O I'm even afraid to even open the lid of my enclosure incase my baby decides just to run out >.> though it likes to be buried an inch under substrate. I think babies scream more hands off to me then adults do (which they are hands off but babies seem almost taboo to me).
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Yeah, I am way too scared I would lose the slings if they decided to jet. Lol. They are so small that I fear I'd never find them in the room where I keep my Ts.
 
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Leila said:
Yeah, I am way too scared I would lose the slings if the decided to jet. Lol. They are so small that I fear I'd never find them in the room where I keep my Ts.
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I so have to agree. Little Ditto hangs out in its burrow and the burrow entrance has been filled up for a week now but Im glad Im not disturbing it to much but Im sure everytime I pop the lid open to drop food or refill the water dish I swear dittos going "find a happy place, find a happy place!"
 
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Leila said:
How long have you had yours? My lil guy was out last night, but he is in his burrow now. He munched on a cricket leg last night and then went right into hiding. Lol. That little stinker. :)

The B. albo sling is out and about today. It has been going at its cric leg all afternoon.

I didn't know I could be so in love with such small beings. Haha
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Mine came as a freebie from a black friday sale last year. It was 1/4 inch..... I think it may have hit the 1/2"
 
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