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<blockquote data-quote="Carl Ash" data-source="post: 76870" data-attributes="member: 5854"><p>I am blown away by how kind you all are and how welcome I already feel in such a cool community of individuals that actually appreciates the beauty and fascinating nature of our 8 legged friends. </p><p>It's so exciting to hear that Elmo may be the on the fluffier side! Sure seems like a voracious little one, so I reckon I'll be feeding a roach or a few small roaches at least once a week. I totally understand the risks involved with handling, and like any animal, especially one so small, it definitely requires a lot of attention and care. That's why I am curious as to what the best approach would be if I do end up pursuing handling in a week or so once Elmo has really settled in and had a few good home-raised meals. Im thinking using a soft paintbrush or something of the sort to coax Elmo into a deli cup so I can transfer him/her to my bed where I could interact without any chances of Elmo falling any sort of distance onto any hard objects.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Carl Ash, post: 76870, member: 5854"] I am blown away by how kind you all are and how welcome I already feel in such a cool community of individuals that actually appreciates the beauty and fascinating nature of our 8 legged friends. It's so exciting to hear that Elmo may be the on the fluffier side! Sure seems like a voracious little one, so I reckon I'll be feeding a roach or a few small roaches at least once a week. I totally understand the risks involved with handling, and like any animal, especially one so small, it definitely requires a lot of attention and care. That's why I am curious as to what the best approach would be if I do end up pursuing handling in a week or so once Elmo has really settled in and had a few good home-raised meals. Im thinking using a soft paintbrush or something of the sort to coax Elmo into a deli cup so I can transfer him/her to my bed where I could interact without any chances of Elmo falling any sort of distance onto any hard objects. [/QUOTE]
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