First is my very new O. diamantinensis, it's only been here a week but has already been busy webbing and seems to have taken a liking to that leaf.
Next up is my son's female P. vittata, now around 6.5”. Sorry about the poo down the glass but she always seems to do it there.
Now is my 1.5” P. metallica. It's unusual for it to be on the bottom, usually a sign it's about to moult.
Last but not least is Trini, one of my H. incei. All 3 have been very busy webbing.
No T in this pic but it shows the amount of digging L. parahybana can do in a week. Mole has cleared the substrate from under the cork bark and is sitting on the bare plastic, exactly as it did in its other tub. Water bowl has been emptied twice too hence the wet substrate and now its filled with substrate. Pip, my other LP has kept its tub tidy and seems happy to sit in the open on top of the substrate.
Next up is my son's female P. vittata, now around 6.5”. Sorry about the poo down the glass but she always seems to do it there.
Now is my 1.5” P. metallica. It's unusual for it to be on the bottom, usually a sign it's about to moult.
Last but not least is Trini, one of my H. incei. All 3 have been very busy webbing.
No T in this pic but it shows the amount of digging L. parahybana can do in a week. Mole has cleared the substrate from under the cork bark and is sitting on the bare plastic, exactly as it did in its other tub. Water bowl has been emptied twice too hence the wet substrate and now its filled with substrate. Pip, my other LP has kept its tub tidy and seems happy to sit in the open on top of the substrate.
