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Oh shiiiit that's badass

 

I dunno why I thot it be a lol wider...just wondering if all of em in there won’t be too crowded. Hate to have grumpy roomies...

 

Hahaha

So I've read that they do better in an enclosure others might deem too "tight" since it forces them to be together; they're naturally drawn to each other anyway.

Apparently the best part is watching them interact; they communicate in their own way to say "hey get off me" and that sort of thing depending on their posture or their movements.

I'd add another way to hide or something, as well as a long branch going across the width for more attachment points.

 

I will give the last two overnite to eat their cricket and hope I can get them introduced tomorrow
What say you @boogie3478 ?
And of corse @Kwikvette ?

I could use artificial aquarium plants eh?

 

Belly's fattened up, yep that's what I'd do.

I can't confirm the artificial plants or not, but I do use one for my L. Parahybana with no issues to date.

She's only used it to hide underneath for the first night or two but that's it.

 

The one that didn't eat might be in pre-molt.

 

Could be. Can I wait to get them introduced for a day or two? If they molt that’s another week...

 

Interesting to see Penelope do this considering she's a terrestrial species -



Wasn't there yesterday

 

Of the six M balfouri - just one more needs to eat a cricket!

 

Good thing you or @boogie3478 don't live nearby; I'd nerd out about your guys' Ts

 

I would about yours!

 

A couple of the bigger ones were dancing with the cricket in their fangs! Turning in circles and webbing!

 

My Penelope is adorable

 

I've only seen that in videos; would be awesome to see in person.

I'm telling you though you're in for a real treat once you see them interact with one another. Its on a whole different level vs having individual T's

 

I can hardly wait! The last one needs to hurry and eat!!