I noticed that my usually very healthy eating A seemanni hasn't touched her dinner from last night.
The cric is walking around in the enclosure.
So while looking around, I noticed that the T has completely covered her burrow's entrance with subtrate.
Don't know if it is time to molt or why she is doing this, her abdomen is still very light.
Is it possible that it was closed by accident? Certainly looks to have been done on purpose.

Any one had an experience like this?

I wouldn't dig her out - trust her, she'll know best what to do! If she's already big she may very well stay dug in for a few weeks now. And don't worry, T's know how to dig themselves out even if they went under by accident :side:

+ 1 for marula

I would leave her she is most probly going to shed give her a couple of days and try feed her agian...

but you dont wont to be digging and she sheding mite cause plenty stress and hurt her in the process

Should I leave the cric inside and see if perhaps she fetches it at night or should I take it out?
I doubt it will be able to reach her anyways.

EDIT:
Thanks for the tips everyone. As usual, the forum has spoken

as long as the cricet does not gain access into her burrow then i wont worry to much about it .. if she has not taken the cricket by tomorrow then take it out ..

Cool will do. Thanks.

Will wait a week before offering another one.

I am sure my C fasciatum will enjoy the snack