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<blockquote data-quote="Therasoid" data-source="post: 44563" data-attributes="member: 3538"><p>I agree with spidey noob & Enn49 on this. Most all slings burrow, it makes them feel "safe", keep the substrate moist, not wet, and provide a small water dish (water bottle cap) available. As a suggestion, if its too wet, add a little spaghnum moss to wick up excess moisture. Plus the moss gives them something to move and add in their burrow.</p><p> B. albopilosum is a terrestrial/obligate burrower type. My girl has always been a digger, now at 6", constantly the bulldozer. She has a hide, rarely used, and prefers her shallow burrow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Therasoid, post: 44563, member: 3538"] I agree with spidey noob & Enn49 on this. Most all slings burrow, it makes them feel "safe", keep the substrate moist, not wet, and provide a small water dish (water bottle cap) available. As a suggestion, if its too wet, add a little spaghnum moss to wick up excess moisture. Plus the moss gives them something to move and add in their burrow. B. albopilosum is a terrestrial/obligate burrower type. My girl has always been a digger, now at 6", constantly the bulldozer. She has a hide, rarely used, and prefers her shallow burrow. [/QUOTE]
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