x_raphael_xx
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Hi,
I have this top opening enclosure, 7.5 inch x 4.5, 4 inch tall.
It used to house my pulchra sling, but as you can see from the photo, the strength of the magnet fastening and the lid just resting on the two hinges has created a bend in the acrylic, leaving a small gap.
I moved my sling out (it was too big for her anyway) as I wanted no chance of a run away, no matter how small the gap is! So now I have an empty home that needs filling, and welcoming suggestions.
I need something that can't climb, maybe a beetle or two? I'm thinking maybe Anthia sexmaculata, but not sure if the enclosure is too small? (Will obviously replace substrate with whats appropriate.)
I like Blue death-feigning beetles, but I think they're currently difficult to get hold of in the UK.
What would you house?? I don't want this enclosure to go to waste!
I have this top opening enclosure, 7.5 inch x 4.5, 4 inch tall.
It used to house my pulchra sling, but as you can see from the photo, the strength of the magnet fastening and the lid just resting on the two hinges has created a bend in the acrylic, leaving a small gap.
I moved my sling out (it was too big for her anyway) as I wanted no chance of a run away, no matter how small the gap is! So now I have an empty home that needs filling, and welcoming suggestions.
I need something that can't climb, maybe a beetle or two? I'm thinking maybe Anthia sexmaculata, but not sure if the enclosure is too small? (Will obviously replace substrate with whats appropriate.)
I like Blue death-feigning beetles, but I think they're currently difficult to get hold of in the UK.
What would you house?? I don't want this enclosure to go to waste!