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I had to move my G. rosea back to its smaller cage.It was climbing the walls and would not stop moving. I moved her back to the old tank and she is happy again. I am just glad to see her happy again so I though I would post this.
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Had to move my G. rosea
- Thread starter tarantulaguy1994
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how long did u leave the T in its new enclosure ??? (they can take a while the settle)
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We had similar happen when we moved our adult female P. vittata to a bigger home last year only she went into hiding instead of being out and about. We left her for around 3 months but no change so she was put back into her old home and she immediately reverted to her old habits and seems much happier..
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Yeah they all have different things they like when it comes to the size of tank they live in. It seems that way to me any ways.
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She was in there about two weeks.
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@trantulaguy
i would of done the same after two weeks !!!
i would of done the same after two weeks !!!
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mine does it after a rehouse usually if the soil is to moist. She relaxes after it dries up.
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Mine us to do that to, I started setting it up a week or so before the rehouse or if I am just cleaning the tank put the sub-stright in something else to dry first.
