Felixaad17
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Hey, y’all!
I’ve had my A. Hentzi sling for about two weeks, and he hasn’t eaten the entire time. He’s my first T, so I’m pretty eagle eyed with him. He seems fine otherwise - he’s taken to his premise burrow and comes out at night to explore his enclosure. I leave him small cricket legs to eat but he hasn’t gone for them (at least not when I’ve been watching, and they don’t seem to move positions). I’ve also tried live flightless fruit flies, but he just seems afraid of them. Is this normal? If not, any tips are appreciated. He’s such a sweet little fella.
Also want to add that since I’ve had him, he’s had a pretty sizable black spot on his butt. I’ve heard that before molting, their abdomen often darkens, and I’m wondering if he’s just in premolt?
Thank you, again!!
I’ve had my A. Hentzi sling for about two weeks, and he hasn’t eaten the entire time. He’s my first T, so I’m pretty eagle eyed with him. He seems fine otherwise - he’s taken to his premise burrow and comes out at night to explore his enclosure. I leave him small cricket legs to eat but he hasn’t gone for them (at least not when I’ve been watching, and they don’t seem to move positions). I’ve also tried live flightless fruit flies, but he just seems afraid of them. Is this normal? If not, any tips are appreciated. He’s such a sweet little fella.
Also want to add that since I’ve had him, he’s had a pretty sizable black spot on his butt. I’ve heard that before molting, their abdomen often darkens, and I’m wondering if he’s just in premolt?
Thank you, again!!