Oh I don’t have any Chilos yet, and when I have the opportunity to get some, I’ll set them up fossorially. That little tidbit was just to answer the OP’s questionPlease set them up fossorially so they will be happy
I have a GBB, C. Versicolor, Nhandu chromatus, H. pulchripes. Why do you ask?
Okay I’ll keep them in mind, I’m new to T’s but In no way new to invertebrates, raised and bred a lot of phasmids and mantids over the years. And so far what I’ve learned is that at least a lot of the T’s I’ve looked into are a lot less temp and humidity dependent with husbandry. I’ve found the husbandry a lot less generally complicated so far. I’m not speaking of all T’s but at least the ones I’ve been exposed to so far
I think it’s going to go on my list too!
I would say "I'll race ya" but I dont want to encourage you to get more before the move lol.
I asked because if you only had a B.hamorii sling, a Chilobrachys species might be a very big step up
Yeah I think if that was the case you’d probably be right!I asked because if you only had a B.hamorii sling, a Chilobrachys species might be a very big step up
Just throw a hamburger and some juice his way 3 times a day and he'll be fine. Make sure he has a light cycle though and clean out his enclosure regularly!
I’d love it if mine does that but it’s not a big Webber yet. maybe it will as it matures though
no, not a single T, in fact, I dare you to use google and prove me wrong.
Mine is a very prolific webber as an adult, so I wouldn't expect the behaviour to change much.
