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If i'm on the same page as you with the bark, that stuff comes on it. The black pulpy wood tends to mold so I always scrape it off the bark.

That could be a fair price but it depends on age/gender/health/species Could be worth 5 bucks to 100+

Humidity is fine, its burrow will be at %99-%100 if the sub is moist.

"Natural" Feeding Longer life Reduced chance of abdomen damage More natural look Cheaper-less food to buy Regular growth Powerfeeding Shorter life span Higher chance of abdomen rupture Fat butt More expensive to feed Fast growth Unless you are powerfeeding for the purpose of breeding timing...

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I think the exo-terra breeder boxes are best for terrestrials.

It can cost that for a "kit" so that would include sub and some kind of heat source or an aquarium setup. To buy one at a chain pet store it is 35-45$ including lid.

Hey guys, I have a 3/4" N. chromatus in a big vial that came with a superglue tube in it originally. The sling burrowed down and made a nice home with a couple exits. I fed it half a meal worm the other day and it dragged it down into the burrow and ate half of it and now the 1/4 worm is...

My T room stays at ~65-70 degrees through the winter, they eat less and don't do a whole lot but in the summer its nice and warm in there.

I have names for about half my pets. Jungle carpet python-Smaug 3X Emperor scorpions-Pinchy, Mittens and pimperator A avicularia-Fluffy G rosea RCF-Blaze P scrofa-Scruffy A. seemanni-Steve G pulchripes-Cocoa P regalis-Flash

Drinking water?

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It should be fine, it sounds like it detached it's leg to save its life when it got stuck. Usually there is little to no fluid, if there is an excessive amount you can try dabbing it with corn starch to clot the wound.

I leave prekilled food out for some of my T's, mainly small slings and when feeding superworms. They usually find it over the course of the night it disapears, some are more picky though and it needs to move. I have seen a T step right on a killed cricket and ignore it then attack the live one I...

I agree that the kritter keeper is a good size, but you need to fill it up at least half full so it has room to burrow.

Normal and normal

Mine will live together and crawl all over each other until feeding day. They will fight to the death over a cricket even if there's many more.

Mines a pet hole, it usually webs up the hole too so its a pet mound of silk and dirt.

Arboreal?? I think mine missed the memo.

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