sezra
Arachnosquire
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- Apr 23, 2012
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I own a P. murinus, G. rosea, and Euthalus sp. blue, and they get fed twice a month. as far as I'm aware, the rosie and blue beauty are mature females, while the OBT is about 2.5" and unknown sex.
They would all probably eat more, but if I feed them any more than what I do, they tend to let the crickets crawl all over them, although they normally eat them by the morning.
I know it takes a lot to starve a T, so im not overly worried. Im just wondering if anyone else has a similar feeding routine to me? I've noticed my T's are less active if I over feed them. Anyone else noticed this?
They would all probably eat more, but if I feed them any more than what I do, they tend to let the crickets crawl all over them, although they normally eat them by the morning.
I know it takes a lot to starve a T, so im not overly worried. Im just wondering if anyone else has a similar feeding routine to me? I've noticed my T's are less active if I over feed them. Anyone else noticed this?