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Is my A. chalcodes sick?
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<blockquote data-quote="TheFredricus" data-source="post: 200687" data-attributes="member: 33482"><p>I tried with crickets, Dubia roaches and superworms, both dead and alive. Never cut them in half though, I will try that, thanks for the tip!</p><p>I let them stay in for a day and night and then wait around 5 days before trying again. I keep my T:s in a calm room (and I'm away all day) so there's not a lot of disturbance.</p><p>And yeah, I'm used to my oldest spiders going on long hunger strikes, but just as you say, they're already big and plump when they do so.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheFredricus, post: 200687, member: 33482"] I tried with crickets, Dubia roaches and superworms, both dead and alive. Never cut them in half though, I will try that, thanks for the tip! I let them stay in for a day and night and then wait around 5 days before trying again. I keep my T:s in a calm room (and I'm away all day) so there's not a lot of disturbance. And yeah, I'm used to my oldest spiders going on long hunger strikes, but just as you say, they're already big and plump when they do so. [/QUOTE]
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