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Grammostola
G. Pulchra slings
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<blockquote data-quote="yeahhtrue" data-source="post: 133379" data-attributes="member: 25447"><p>My two pulchra slings are doing the same, I wouldn’t worry. Small slings will often burrow. I have caught mine above the surface a few times but mainly I don’t see them. For feeding I have been cutting up super worms and leaving a piece for each sling. I’ve seen them scavenge those. Eventually they’ll get a little bigger and they’ll be more likely to stay visible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yeahhtrue, post: 133379, member: 25447"] My two pulchra slings are doing the same, I wouldn’t worry. Small slings will often burrow. I have caught mine above the surface a few times but mainly I don’t see them. For feeding I have been cutting up super worms and leaving a piece for each sling. I’ve seen them scavenge those. Eventually they’ll get a little bigger and they’ll be more likely to stay visible. [/QUOTE]
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