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<blockquote data-quote="mandylydena" data-source="post: 219681" data-attributes="member: 38797"><p>My itty bitty Eresus walckenaeri sling arrived today and I’ve never looked after anything this small. My tarantulas have all been 1/2” or larger. I’ve read to keep them dry which I’m doing. They have a bit of coco fibre and the rest dry moss. I thought I had small enough crickets, but apparently not. They did take down a cricket I crushed the head of though. It’s too bad there wasn’t more information out there because I’d rather not kill this little one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mandylydena, post: 219681, member: 38797"] My itty bitty Eresus walckenaeri sling arrived today and I’ve never looked after anything this small. My tarantulas have all been 1/2” or larger. I’ve read to keep them dry which I’m doing. They have a bit of coco fibre and the rest dry moss. I thought I had small enough crickets, but apparently not. They did take down a cricket I crushed the head of though. It’s too bad there wasn’t more information out there because I’d rather not kill this little one. [/QUOTE]
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