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This is my mature female that I rehoused in her new enclosure about a month ago. As she didn't bother to web much her previous enclosure, I found quite unusual the amount of webbing done in just a month. One thing to mention, her enclosure is side by side to a freshly matured male. Do you think the male in such a close proximity might trigger the excessive webbing?
Let me know what you think, thank you.
This is my mature female that I rehoused in her new enclosure about a month ago. As she didn't bother to web much her previous enclosure, I found quite unusual the amount of webbing done in just a month. One thing to mention, her enclosure is side by side to a freshly matured male. Do you think the male in such a close proximity might trigger the excessive webbing?
Let me know what you think, thank you.