Brachypelma emilia sling care

[Michael Ortiz]

hello Just wondering if sling care for emilia is any different than any other Brachypelma?

 

[Goopyguy56]

I dont think it would be any different than hammori. I got mine as a juvenile. Seems to grow really slow like hammori. Hope you have other t's to hold you over till it grows up. Got mine as a juvie two years ago and seems my toddler will graduate from med school before it hits 5 inches

 

[Michael Ortiz]

I dont think it would be any different than hammori. I got mine as a juvenile. Seems to grow really slow like hammori. Hope you have other t's to hold you over till it grows up. Got mine as a juvie two years ago and seems my toddler will graduate from med school before it hits 5 inches

I actually have 8 other T’s all different species, and sizes. I figured it would typically be about the same type of care for this sling as some of the rest. I was just tossing a little question out to see what came back.

 

[cold blood]

Pretty much all NW terrestrial slings have the exact same care requirements....that is, damp sub.

 

[The Grym Reaper]

hello Just wondering if sling care for emilia is any different than any other Brachypelma?

Keep the sub slightly moist until it reaches around 2" and then keep it dry after.

 

[Tenebrarius]

dirt+water+occasional food.
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(basic sling requirements and terrestrial set up enclosure)