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She was extremely well behaved for this rehousing, aside from not wanting to leave the transfer cup. No bolting, she did give me a threat posture and hissed at me VERY loudly but never brandished fangs or struck. Can't wait to see what she does with her new pad
As long as the cup fits into the cage & you can close it up, you can just leave it in there until the T decides to explore it's new cage and seek better conditions elsewhere.
For a faster or more asinine species, it is probably best to just leave the cup in there until it decides to leave. If it doesn't, it's not the end of the world but you'll need a new catch cup!!
@Whitelightning777 yeah that's exactly what I did. I'll post a pic of the enclosure again soon, she already has it completely covered in webs. Faster than any spider I've seen do it
