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I got a 4" LP with coconut substrate and it spends most of the time in the hide or climbing. Is it because of the loose substrate? I know a lp should not really climb so any help would be appreciated.
If it's been only a day or two, could just be getting settled. Much more beyond that and I would change the substrate.I got a 4" LP with coconut substrate and it spends most of the time in the hide or climbing. Is it because of the loose substrate? I know a lp should not really climb so any help would be appreciated.
My lp we stay in the hide mostly. But i will catch it out of it here and there. Idk if this is only me. But most of my Ts will climb when they are hungry. Once I feed them they stop until they are hungry again.I got a 4" LP with coconut substrate and it spends most of the time in the hide or climbing. Is it because of the loose substrate? I know a lp should not really climb so any help would be appreciated.
Have you tried giving it food?
I only ask because my lp would climb the walls until i fed it then it would be good for few days. Then the process would start over again.I'm new to all of this so if I come across like a newb I am lol
I'm new to all of this so if I come across like a newb I am lol
I have found that no 2 or 3 Ts of the same species behave in the same way. I have 4 female Phlogiellus sp. Khao sok, they arrived a week before Christmas and have all got different habits.
1. Filled her container with web in a couple of days and sits beneath a hole in full view.
2. Burrowed below the water bowl but has now filled her container with web but hides in her burrow.
3. Burrowed under the cork bark then webbed a little tunnel where she sits with her feet on show.
4. Disappeared under the cork bark, no webbing and I never see her
The only thing they have in common is they all like their food.