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Pterinochilus Lugardi

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The longer I have my OBT, the more I like it. Now thinking about getting a P. Lugardi. Any advice on keeping this this species as far as enclosure set up, behavior, etc.?
 

octanejunkie

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Semi-arboreal set up OK?
Sure. To be fair to however, I have personally not found P murinus to exhibit anything close to arboreal behavior. While they might use all anchor points for webbing they seem inclined to terrestrial orientation including burrowing in more space settings.

My next adult OBT display enclosure will follow what @Tomoran did in a 12x12x12 exo terra. There's a video he posted out there, hoping he posts an update soon
 

rapidfire

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Sure. To be fair to however, I have personally not found P murinus to exhibit anything close to arboreal behavior. While they might use all anchor points for webbing they seem inclined to terrestrial orientation including burrowing in more space settings.

My next adult OBT display enclosure will follow what @Tomoran did in a 12x12x12 exo terra. There's a video he posted out there, hoping he posts an update soon
P. lugardi does the exact same thing you desribed. I think in the wild lugardi live in burrows under rocks and wood.
 

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