Rehousing an Usambara~:0)

sunnymarcie · Nov 26, 2003

I expected it to be difficult but it wasn't

The last time I tried this I ended up squishing the bug

Here is my baby safe and sound in her new home

PapaSmurf · Nov 26, 2003

i've only ended letting one of them get away i found him dead the next day my dog got him

but my bigger one isnt a problem really shes looks ready to molt, nice and fat webbed the cage up were i can barley see her but i can see her just enough.

Josh

vulpina · Nov 26, 2003

How did you rehouse? I use the bathtub/shower method, so far I have not encountered any problems.

Andy

sunnymarcie · Nov 26, 2003

Her old critter keeper was small enough to put into the new one.
I just touched her and she walked right in. I totally expected a
chase and had all of the needed items handy. The transfer was
done on the kitchen table.
At this point most of my T's are fairly docile and not very big.
The usambara are the fastest of all of them.

Longbord1 · Nov 26, 2003

everytime i try to rehouse my usumbara runs right into the next enclosure its really cooperative.
mike

Malhavoc's · Nov 26, 2003

Originally posted by Longbord1
everytime i try to rehouse my usumbara runs right into the next enclosure its really cooperative.
mike

its luring you into a false security!! lol

Longbord1 · Nov 26, 2003

Im sure it is !!!!
right now i feel alot bigger than it even when it eats like 10 adult crix a week and its only 2 inches big.!!!!!!!!!!!!

but im sure when its full grown its gonna eat me and my friends!!!!
mike

Rehousing an Usambara~:0)

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