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i wrote out a non toxic plant list a couple of weeks ago you could check that out

thanks for this info i was a very interesting read and i hope that this reasearch will work with T's as it will help to stop the extintion of species

why dont you buy some eco earth coconut fibre substrate you can get it off the internet from like exo terra and i think t-rex do there own version its cheap and works very well just dont use the whole block as it realy expands and you end up with loads too much substrate:)

the list i took from a reptile magazine so all the plants should be safe for a animal but there is a disclaimer saying that some animals may have some affect from certain species of plant and if worried to check with a vet but i have listed all the scientific names as to avoid people choseing...

Non-Toxic Plant list I have noticed that people keep asking about plants on threads so when i was looking through reptile care magazine the other day i spotted a non-toxic plant list so i thought i would wright it up as it may be of use to someone thinking of choosing the right plant for there...

id go for the P. irminia

just get a non toxic plant list i got one from a reptile magazine and i am experimenting with them in my snake viv at the moment ill try to find time to type up the list tonight.

i have a young P. Murinus and it runs and hides or flips on its back rather than show eny threat pose i suppose it might get braver with age tho:D

i keep humidity arround 60% seems to be fine on B.smithi

i use for my substrate eco earth which is coconut fibres with vermiculite and calci sand mixed in and that works quite well

i agree change the substrate i have my b. smithi on a mixture of eco earth vermiculite and calci sand which is an ediball sand that help bone growth (not that he eats it enyway:D ) and it seems quite a good mixture he bulldoses it arround and i got it all from a local garden centre/pet shop

also http://www.bighairyspiders.com/ has loads of cool pics and info

get one off the internet there are loads of sites to choose from and all of them are more than likely to have a rosie for sale

why not buy micro crickets there tiny and no problem for my B. Smithi sling?

all the cricket remains i find are only really from the large black crickets where ill find a small black ball but from the lighter silent crickets you can get my T's seem to eat every last bit so maybe they only leave parts of certain crickets or it could just be a hunger thing?

all i found was pictures to and found some for sale:? doesnt seem to be much out there on this species

i was using locusts on my G. rosea but the guy in the shop said they did not have the nutrients that crickets have got so he said to stick with crickets

why not put it into a jam jar there quite tall for a T of that size so it could climb being aboreal and because you only pierce small air holes in the lid it cant escape i have a B. Smithi sling in a jam jar and its fine in there + no escapes;)

same here i bought mine as my fourth T it is a juvinille and has given me no problems so far but the problem you might have is i never get to really see mine move he is constantly hidden in his web structre and i swear he knows when im watching him as i never get to see him hunt because ill wait...