Question about uneaten cricket

[ChuckP]

If a cricket goes into a T's burrow and hasn't been eaten for 24 hours do you do everything you can to get the cricket out even if you might mess up the burrow, since it might be in premolt? Thanks

 

[ChuckP]

Looks like he got it, was just concerned because he usually hits it when right in front of him. Sling
Augacephalus ezendami

 

[MatthewM1]

If it happens again try luring the cricket out with some food. Throw some fish flakes or a piece of a veggie in the enclosure then check it on it every now and then while until you catch the cricket out eating, then snag it quick.

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[cameron137]

If it happens again try luring the cricket out with some food. Throw some fish flakes or a piece of a veggie in the enclosure then check it on it every now and then while until you catch the cricket out eating, then snag it quick.

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genious

 

[ChuckP]

Great, thanks

 

[MatthewM1]

No problem

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[Entity]

But pretty much if u cant find the cricket dont tear up the spider's hide. If u think the spider might be in premolt, smush the cricket's head and put it by the burrow entrance, the cricket will kick around some and if the spider wants it, it will come out and get it. Thats what i do with all my tiny tarantulas. just ot be on the safe side.

 

[SpiderDad61]

Sometimes the T isn't necessarily hungry when you offer food, and I noticed after a bit, some of mine will kill n eat the prey simply because it's invading it's space and wants it away