I found a small spider in my kisser tank, it looks like it might be in the process of molting in a corner. Leave it for now?
Hisser* my fault for not checking...
I'm not sure what kind of spider this is and I don't know if it would be a threat to my 3 adult hissers, I have no babies in my tank. I am also not sure if the spider is in the process of molting right now or not, but I don't want to destroy it's webbed hide and potentially hurt it.
I have a strip of Vaseline rubbed around the upper interior edge of my tank to prevent my roaches from climbing up to the ventilation holes, but I realized I made a mistake by not also putting a strip of Vaseline on the *outer* upper edge of the tank... Stuff can climb up and get in, but not out. I saw an ant that had gotten stuck in the tank recently but didn't think to check for spiders.
Should I just leave the spider alone for now and maybe see if I could make a little stick ramp up to one of the ventilation holes by the top of my tank? I don't think it would want to be in there if there's no food, and I have never seen fruit flies or any other small bugs in there other than the single ant.
Thoughts?