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Oh I've never touched her house. She has always enlarged her entrance by herself. Its just she just stopped doing that now. Im glad to hear its normal that she likes post outside and wait for me to drop the next cricket lol. Funny that you bring up the L. Parahybana, I kinda wanna get one to...

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No the hide is still big enough for her to go into when shes inside. She dug a huge hole under the bark home, its just the entrance. But then again theres no point of making the entrance any bigger if shes not gonna go inside any more lol. Its probably just that shes really comfortable now. I...

I noticed that my Giant White Knee (A. Geniculata) is not going in her bark home. It does seem like it is a tight fit for her now but she used to just dig up the dirt and make the hole bigger but now she just chills outside. I have a bigger bark home but it wont fit in this tank. What should I...

well i bought a small heater for my room. I already was able to get the temp up to 72 degrees and 58 % humidity. She seems to be more active now instead of just hiding by a corner.

yea well everytime i put a cricket in there it would literally go right in front of her mouth and she would ignore it. So I gess she wont be eating for a while.

I still havent been able to buy a heater for my room so the temp can get as low as 58 degrees in the tank even with the heat pad plugged in all the time. Should I even bother putting crickets in there? Last time she just ignored the crickets but I dont know how long she will go with out eating...

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Yea he/she isnt moving much or even lookin at the crickets I put in there. Its just sitting in her hide in a corner.

Well my room used to be a garage and Im pretty sure when they turned it into a room it was built poorly so thats why it gets so cold. On top of that I dont have a heater in my room at the moment (it broke :mad: ).

I currenty have a heat pad on the side of the tank and the temp still drops as low as 55 degrees. Is this too low for the T?

I actually have a Flukers digital thermometer. It was pretty cold last night maybe thats what it could have been.

For some reason the humidity level went from 68% to 80% over night? Is there anyway of decreasing the humidity?

Theres quite a bit of mildew on my A. Genic's hideout but Im not sure how I could clean it or replace it with out scarying him/her. Should I just pull it out and swap it quickly? Or what do you guys recommend?

Ok quick question. There is a light bit of mildew on its hideout but its current in it. How should I clean it? I dont want to startle it or stress it out.

Cool thanks for everyones help. Right now he/she (havent got it sexed yet) is only about 2.5-3 inches big and I am using a big gatorade cap as a water dish.

Ok I'll go back and get a heating pad. The digi hygrometer says the humidity is at 65%. Is this too high? If it is. What can I do to reduce the humidity.

Ok I bought a digital thermometer just today and a heating rock (barely got home so didnt see this post I gess I'll just return the heating rock. What would be the best humidity and temp level for my A. Genic (giant white knee)?

Im worried that the temperature is too cold for my Giant white knee and he/she seems to not come out as much or seem as active. I dont know the exact temp of he tank but I know my room is at 65 degrees. Do you guys think it would be a good idea to pour some warm water around the soil to warm her...

Its a A. Genic or Giant White Knee at 3 inches. I gess I'll just get some plants then.