Sana
Arachnoprince
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- Oct 26, 2014
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I'm doing my first rehouse of an intermediate species and it's giving me a little trouble. I've got the work on a cool morning part, rehousing inside a larger tub to minimize escape routes is also complete, catch cup in hand, and my favorite long tongs for nudging in the direction I'm looking for. However, when I attempt to guide my pampho into the cup for the move, it turns around in the blink of an eye, rears at the tongs, and holds it's ground. Hmm... Now what?
As I wasn't making any progress, I've closed up my pampho's habitat and left it alone. I would like to complete the move sometime soon so that s/he has ample time to arrange the new digs before the next molt. On the other hand, I would rather not have disaster strike for my lack of experience. I would think that with a large number of considerably more aggressive species out there I'm not the first to encounter a T with this attitude. Suggestions anyone?
As I wasn't making any progress, I've closed up my pampho's habitat and left it alone. I would like to complete the move sometime soon so that s/he has ample time to arrange the new digs before the next molt. On the other hand, I would rather not have disaster strike for my lack of experience. I would think that with a large number of considerably more aggressive species out there I'm not the first to encounter a T with this attitude. Suggestions anyone?