Taylorthepinktoe
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I was wondering if this is a good Environment for my pink toe tarantula ?
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How will it become 70-80 degrees if I don't have a lamp and I live in cold weather . I need a lamp . And I'm getting more coverage .i smell a troll.. that is the worst set up ive ever seen in my life. its nearly the exact opposite of what a pink toe requires. i take it you have a heat lamp. first of all, take the heat lamp off asap, they dry Ts out a lot and Ts hate light anyway. that cage is way to big for it as well. the pet store ripped you off completly, you could have set that spider up perfectly for about 6 dollars. aubstrates bad, dont want sharp bark for sub. i see a container in the bottem right of the pic that looks like a container from petco.. the best spider killers around. dont follow anything they said. get a 1 gallon plastic jar from walmart and throw out everything else, for all the good it will do for your pinktoe. make a lot of vent holes on the upper sides of the container and some on top as well. get some eco earth from a pet store for sub. keep the substrate dry with a nice full water dish. temps 70-80 and youre good.
Eco-earth coco fiber, chemical free topsoil etc are suitable substrate then woodchips.Thanks , what kind of bedding should I get him? Not wood chips .
Get tarantula peat or eco earth. Not sure if you have access to tarantula peat , but i know eco earth comes in little brick which you leave in water for some time. Also make sure that the substrate is not sopping wet.Thanks , what kind of bedding should I get him? Not wood chips .
the almighty space heater. focused sources of heat are bad for Ts and can literally cook them. its better for a spider to be cold than being slowly cooked. heat pads, heat lamps, a spiders worst nightmare.How will it become 70-80 degrees if I don't have a lamp and I live in cold weather . I need a lamp . And I'm getting more coverage .
Heat the room. The heat lamp will cook the T, literally. Get rid of the tank, search the forums for examples of a good Avic enclosure. They require very ventilated areas and humidity (not too much). Not to be rude, but your set up is a sure way to end up with a dead Avic soon.How will it become 70-80 degrees if I don't have a lamp and I live in cold weather . I need a lamp . And I'm getting more coverage .
If possible get a room heater and monitor the temp. As said above a heat lamp is not suitable for a T. It's not a reptile... Also stay away from heat mats they have caused casualties. The easiest option is a room heater.How will it become 70-80 degrees if I don't have a lamp and I live in cold weather . I need a lamp . And I'm getting more coverage .
That's why there's heaters ? Lmao . I've been having my tarantula for a long time and every expert needs a heater all my friends have one and said you're stupid for saying they don't otherwise they will freeze . Heat pads are obviously dangerous . But with having a light that adds heat and hiding , I turn the light off at night . He's fine and all my friend's tarantulas live happy thanks though .the almighty space heater. focused sources of heat are bad for Ts and can literally cook them. its better for a spider to be cold than being slowly cooked. heat pads, heat lamps, a spiders worst nightmare.
yes and no. ventilation, yes. for humdity a water bowl is enough.They require very ventilated areas and humidity (n.
Yes I totally agree because I check on him all the time and when it gets colder here he climbs and gets near the lamp to warm up , but when it's a little hot outside he likes to go into his bed .If possible get a room heater and monitor the temp. As said above a heat lamp is not suitable for a T. It's not a reptile... Also stay away from heat mats they have caused casualties. The easiest option is a room heater.
If your friends are experts, then why ask our advice? If they're the ones that gave you the advice for that enclosure, then they're far from being a beginner, let alone an expert.That's why there's heaters ? Lmao . I've been having my tarantula for a long time and every expert needs a heater all my friends have one and said you're stupid for saying they don't otherwise they will freeze . Heat pads are obviously dangerous . But with having a light that adds heat and hiding , I turn the light off at night . He's fine and all my friend's tarantulas live happy thanks though .
Thanks .In this video it shows a good set up IMO
A troll? Are you an expert or a 10 year old who plays video games for a living . Nobody uses that word I asked for advice not know it alls . And yeah my friends texted me just know with info . But thanks anyway .If your friends are experts, then why ask our advice? If they're the ones that gave you the advice for that enclosure, then they're far from being a beginner, let alone an expert.
Not like it matters. Clearly a troll post.
more than 6 years?? i have 30 Ts and have been keeping for a good while now. just use a space heater. theres people here with decades of experiance and have been keeping nearly 3 times your lifespan. your friends are no experts, not by any means if they tell you heat lamps are good for ts. but hey, what do i know? lets see what everyone else says.That's why there's heaters ? Lmao . I've been having my tarantula for a long time and every expert needs a heater all my friends have one and said you're stupid for saying they don't otherwise they will freeze . Heat pads are obviously dangerous . But with having a light that adds heat and hiding , I turn the light off at night . He's fine and all my friend's tarantulas live happy thanks though .
A heat lamp is never a good option. Just get a cheap heater. It will help , a lot. Trust me. I use my wall heater and my T's are on the opposite side of the room and it makes a huge impact. Just close all windows and doors and you're T will be nice and happy.Yes I totally agree because I check on him all the time and when it gets colder here he climbs and gets near the lamp to warm up , but when it's a little hot outside he likes to go into his bed .
Lol okay catfish .more than 6 years?? i have 30 Ts and have been keeping for a good while now. just use a space heater. theres people here with decades of experiance and have been keeping nearly 3 times your lifespan. your friends are no experts, not by any means if they tell you heat lamps are good for ts. but hey, what do i know? lets see what everyone else says.