8LeggedPreds
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It's a .mov file, which was attached and not inserted into the post, so it will want to download.Could not watch it..not loading.
Thank you for reloading the video! First time trying to post a video on here, so not sure what went wrong. Yes, I believe she’s in pre-molt. There’s actually about 3 inches of substrate, but you can’t tell in the video. Feeder is B. Lateralis, and they can’t climb glass or acrylic.It's a .mov file, which was attached and not inserted into the post, so it will want to download.
I scanned it for malware, watched it and reattached it here.
The spider appears to be pre-molt, bald butt?
Also enclosure appears to have too little substrate but that seems to be limited by the slits in the sides. Not a great tank as feeders can escape...
NOT MY VIDEO, belongs to OP
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I'm aware. But trust me, if there's a way to get out it will happen. You don't want a loose roach on the run in your place.
Substrate level should be set to limit free height of enclosure to 1.5-2x the DLS of the T. Your substrate level is too low. @Casey K. can explain it better lol
Thank you very much! Watched it and liked the quick catch!It's a .mov file, which was attached and not inserted into the post, so it will want to download.
I scanned it for malware, watched it and reattached it here.
The spider appears to be pre-molt, bald butt?
Also enclosure appears to have too little substrate but that seems to be limited by the slits in the sides. Not a great tank as feeders can escape...
NOT MY VIDEO, belongs to OP