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My 3" F B. smithi, Shelob, just came in on Friday and has been exploring the whole enclosure since then. Last night I went to a petstore and bought about 8 small/medium crickets and some cricket food (a jar of some wet cube-shaped orange things). I put a cricket in there and the stupid cricket literally walked over to my T and sat in front of her for a really long time. Shelob wouldn't budge. The two of them just sat there looking like old college roommates hanging out.
:wall::wall::wall:
I'm pretty sure she's not about to moult, because she's been outside of her shelter and hasn't made any webs. It's been 3 days; I'm kinda worried that all the crickets I bought will die if I don't feed em to her quick (they cost me a whole 80 cents!). xD She's not skittish or nervous at all; in fact, whenever I try to get Shelob to move by nudging her with a paintbrush, she barely even lifts a hair. Speaking of hairs, she hasn't flicked any as far as I've seen. I'm proud of how calm she's being. My pet rock. :clap: It seems like she should be eating if she's being this calm. Also, would it be okay to let her crawl on my hand soon?
I'm pretty sure she's not about to moult, because she's been outside of her shelter and hasn't made any webs. It's been 3 days; I'm kinda worried that all the crickets I bought will die if I don't feed em to her quick (they cost me a whole 80 cents!). xD She's not skittish or nervous at all; in fact, whenever I try to get Shelob to move by nudging her with a paintbrush, she barely even lifts a hair. Speaking of hairs, she hasn't flicked any as far as I've seen. I'm proud of how calm she's being. My pet rock. :clap: It seems like she should be eating if she's being this calm. Also, would it be okay to let her crawl on my hand soon?