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Poecilotheria Regalis Cowering
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<blockquote data-quote="Margritte" data-source="post: 225140" data-attributes="member: 39944"><p>Hello,</p><p>I have a young male P. Regalis that acts so cowardly when I open his enclosure to change his water, or try to feed him. He literally pushes himself down to the substrate, or makes himself real small. It concerns me I guess. I can never feed him, I just have to put his crickets in his enclosure and assume he found them. Actually, it saddens me to see this. Please share your thoughts.</p><p>Thank you kindly!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Margritte, post: 225140, member: 39944"] Hello, I have a young male P. Regalis that acts so cowardly when I open his enclosure to change his water, or try to feed him. He literally pushes himself down to the substrate, or makes himself real small. It concerns me I guess. I can never feed him, I just have to put his crickets in his enclosure and assume he found them. Actually, it saddens me to see this. Please share your thoughts. Thank you kindly! [/QUOTE]
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