Reply With Quotemost rose hairs will abandon there hides and not use them, mine every now and then goes to her hide and hangs out but 9 out of 10 times she is in the middle of the tank away from her hide.
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03-02-2005 09:57 PM #1Arachnosquire
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Post-molt activity question...
I know, I know G. Rosea act strange. Justed wanted to ask a question to see what others had to say. Have had my Rose hair since december, she seemed to move in real well. Dug out her hide and webbed stuff up. She molted two weeks ago. After one week I fed her and she ate nicely. The funny thing is, now that she has molted and eaten. She has left her normal area(by her hide) and is now hanging out at the opposite end of her enclosure. (She is in a 10 gallon tank, with her hide at one end and other stuff, rock, wood stick thingy at the other.) I have been reading how T's don't really range to far from homebase. How far, is far? Is it just that she is freshly molted and feeling ballsy enough to roam around?
Just thought I would ask to see if other Rosie owners know what I'm talkin' about...or anyone else who has noticed changes in their T's behavior...
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03-02-2005 10:04 PM #2Arachnogeneral
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03-02-2005 10:08 PM #3Arachnoangel
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Mine is all over the place, at all times of the day and night. She DID get real bitchy after she molted, kicking hairs and all- I couldn't believe it cause she's quite friendly most of the time. People refer to molts as akin to a "rebirth"- I was afraid for awhile that I had a born-again psycho! LOL!! She's back to her normal, placid self now, hallelujia!
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03-02-2005 10:12 PM #4Arachnosquire
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Cool, nothing in her enclosure changed. So I was just kinda confused on the sudden everyday pet rock to -----> all over the place behavior change. Which is actually a nice change
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03-03-2005 01:40 PM #5Arachnosquire
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Leave it to a Rosy to throw anyone for a loop.
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03-03-2005 09:26 PM #6Arachnoangel
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YUP! Morticia has been walking around all day with her butt up high in the air--what's that about?
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