Orange Tree T playing hide and seek

[BlindOne]

Originally Posted by DragonsEye

I can to relate to that somewhat. I've learned to make the effort to walk softly when I enter my critter & orchid room. My P irminia sling, if it is out, teleports into its burrow as soon as it feels the vibrations of someone entering the room.

Your irminia should grow out of that, I've got 4 adults that will sit still, out in the open, while I'm changing water etc. If you want a Psalmo that you can see, get a cambridgei....those guys almost never hide. I took some snaps the other day that I'll get up...they're gorgeous too. P pulcher lie somewhere between the two.

[DragonsEye]

Originally Posted by BlindOne

Your irminia should grow out of that, I've got 4 adults that will sit still, out in the open, while I'm changing water etc.

I hope so. Currently, I think, a ninja would be challenged to successful creep on it. LOL

Originally Posted by BlindOne

If you want a Psalmo that you can see, get a cambridgei....those guys almost never hide. I took some snaps the other day that I'll get up...they're gorgeous too. P pulcher lie somewhere between the two.

Ahhh, so many interests, so little space. There are 2 other T's I'd like to get -- assuming I can figure out where to put them and IF I can find them at an inexpensive price ... G. pulchra and Hapalopus sp. Columbia (Pumpkin Patch). The latter shouldn't be too bad. I know a vendor that I can probably work out a trade of orchids for the T. The pulchra is the one I usually see for more than I'm willing to spend.