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he went out of his hide and he got a lot bigger. about and inch longer. but he still refused food. 
here's a pic!
here's a pic! -
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N. chrumatus finally went out of his hide. :D
- Thread starter paolo escoto
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i second this ^ haha
I assume it's his hide.
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wow! nice pic
well yes but i mean what IS it. haha
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it's a flower pot cut in half.
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thanks guys!
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He's alot bigger and also 100x more aggressive. when i tried feeding him a worm, he wasn't interested. what he was interested in was the forceps. lol.
question: do T's do that at a certain age/size? yesterday was the first time i saw that kind of pose from him. usually, what he does is just front legs up but not the whole body.
when i tried feeding him a worm, he wasn't interested. what he was interested in was the forceps. lol.question: do T's do that at a certain age/size? yesterday was the first time i saw that kind of pose from him. usually, what he does is just front legs up but not the whole body.
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he still won't eat.
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Give him time. My B. smithi is going on a week now post molt her self and has snowed no interest in food.
I didn't feed my B smithi for 2 weeks after she first molted, I thought that 1-2 was the acceptable amount of time, and by the end of week one when I first thought of it I had no more opportunities to get more crickets until the next weekend. she didn't even go straight for it, she let him walk around for a while, get close, almost get away, but nope she'll eat when she's hungry
she'll eat when she's hungry
