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Typhochlaena eladonia care.
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<blockquote data-quote="Babbel" data-source="post: 216810" data-attributes="member: 38618"><p>I made this new slightly bigger enclosure. With magnetic lid and small holes. She came out the smale cup shown in the picture. At first she only walked around and started webbing on the outside and did not make a trapdoor. But i came to notice there was no barkscrap. So i took a piece of bark and started drill with a small kitchen knife. (Here in Holland we call it litterly a potatocuttingknif ).</p><p>During the drilling you get tiny scrappies and add them like you would add salt with your fingers on a meal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Babbel, post: 216810, member: 38618"] I made this new slightly bigger enclosure. With magnetic lid and small holes. She came out the smale cup shown in the picture. At first she only walked around and started webbing on the outside and did not make a trapdoor. But i came to notice there was no barkscrap. So i took a piece of bark and started drill with a small kitchen knife. (Here in Holland we call it litterly a potatocuttingknif ). During the drilling you get tiny scrappies and add them like you would add salt with your fingers on a meal. [/QUOTE]
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