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Weird behavior -- B hamorii
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<blockquote data-quote="Greg" data-source="post: 140318" data-attributes="member: 27757"><p>My juvie A. geniculata hung out on the side glass for a day or so when it was rehoused. I was concerned, but it came down when it was ready. My G. pulcrhripes sling, after staying underground for two months, came out and stayed up at the top of the enclosure in the air vents for days, and later came down. This also followed a rehousing. As they say, correlation does not imply causation. Maybe they just needed to stretch their legs and get a different view.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greg, post: 140318, member: 27757"] My juvie A. geniculata hung out on the side glass for a day or so when it was rehoused. I was concerned, but it came down when it was ready. My G. pulcrhripes sling, after staying underground for two months, came out and stayed up at the top of the enclosure in the air vents for days, and later came down. This also followed a rehousing. As they say, correlation does not imply causation. Maybe they just needed to stretch their legs and get a different view. [/QUOTE]
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