when i moved from southern CA to Idaho, i drove with my t's in cardboard boxes and newspaper...really not much you have to do the transport them.kept them in their set-ups and didn't have a problem and yes it was in august and they were just fine in my truck all 15 hours..
an over flow of the water dish, 2x's a month, worked for me in both CA and now in ID...my female has webbed her enclosure up to the entrance to her hide. substrate seems an after thought really..had plants once but she would cover them completely, soo they died...keep the water-dish full and i...
every-time i open the lid, mine likes to throw up her legs....i have several species but i only have two that do this..the other is a regalis, go figure... theres always one in a bunch that likes to go against conventional thinking..i wouldn't be hesitant to own a pokie
Everyone has their favorites, whether a hobbyist or online dealer, the place to start is the reviews...look for what species you want, find a seller and look up their reviews and maybe PM individuals that recently made purchases and inquire, asking for details or what ever.
T’s can actually be kept pretty harshly, everything from extreme temperature swings to some almost dry forgotten about conditions. With that being said slings are a little more temperamental and your almost guaranteeing yourself loses. If my slings were 1st or 2nd instars, I would probably take...
I use tap water here in Idaho but when i was in southern CA it was advised not to drink the tap water, in that case, i bought the filtered water using the five gallon jugs. My cats dont drink tap water so your mileage might vary....At the zoo, the water is centrally treated, so not sure if that...
I like this idea, i also think its situational, some people have more adverse reactions to being bitten then others..its seen in pede's, i can only assume it is the same for for T's...again unless you milk T venom and equally dose participants, its probably only going to be speculative but seems...
Well there's information circulating around that crix can be bad for T's, so should we not use store bought crix's for our t's???? the do's or dont's are speculative at best since each side, says the same thing about the other. The whole should we or shouldn't we argument is just semantics...
with the wide assortment of CB specimens already in the hobby..i dont really see a need to keep WC t's....The local populations seem decimated enough but my biggest worry with a WC specimen has more to do with contamination than population density...Peat from walmart or lowes mixed with some top...
Looks like a MM?? if its wild caught and you don't have a female... wouldn't it be better to just let him go, so he could do his thing? Just playing devils advocate but imo that seems to be the best course of action and being WC, feeding insects from around where you got him wouldn't hurt since...
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