LD67
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I'm looking into getting one and I'm just curious to see what anyone's experiences may have been, and what recommendations they may have.
I love those cubes. I just wish they weren't so ridiculously expensive. Hobby Lobby carries them but they must've gotten wind of pet owners using them because they're like 8 bucks each now.
I save up till I can buy a lot at once then get them online. Somewhere like here that has free shipping for anything over 49 bucks.I love those cubes. I just wish they weren't so ridiculously expensive. Hobby Lobby carries them but they must've gotten wind of pet owners using them because they're like 8 bucks each now.
Ya know, i did a search for pink toe and for avicularia and i got nothin! Thanks for showing me this!This thread contains everything you need to know about Avicularia husbandry, especially the post by Viper69. If you have additional questions, there are lots of keepers on here to answer them . But read the thread/post first
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/avicularia-husbandry.282549/#post-2461399
No problemYa know, i did a search for pink toe and for avicularia and i got nothin! Thanks for showing me this!
very nice!I have an adult female, who I purchased already full grown, and I adore her. Even though each individual is different, my girl has always been very calm. All of my Avics have been calm so far. If I could find more of them for sale as juveniles/adults, I would have more of them.
This is my big girl.
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I like the Exo Terra front-opening tanks. https://www.petsolutions.com/C/Rept...8&cadevice=c&gclid=CPCIp-rT9NACFVKGfgoduhkAnAThanks guys. The tank is what i'm trying to find. A tall tank that opens from the front but has an edge at the bottom to hold in the substrate is a pain to find. I'm thinking of maybe starting with ike a 5 gallon glass tank with plenty of things to climb inside. Probably peat moss on the bottom and a tank heater underneath to keep it warm and reasonably humid.
No heater and dry substrate with holes drills above sub and about two inches from the top. Do NOT screw around with the humidity or you'll kill your Avic. Read viper's information.Thanks guys. The tank is what i'm trying to find. A tall tank that opens from the front but has an edge at the bottom to hold in the substrate is a pain to find. I'm thinking of maybe starting with like a 5 gallon glass tank with plenty of things to climb inside. Probably peat moss on the bottom and a tank heater underneath to keep it warm and reasonably humid.
Better than that, add "site:arachnoboards.com" without the quotations. It will display results only from this site.No problem
The search function on the boards does not always work. For future searches, i recommend to use google, enter the species you want info on, and add 'arachnoboards' to it. Google knows better how to search this forum than the forum itself.
My house can get cool in spots during winter, so i sometimes place a repti-heat mat on one side of the tank. And the humidity, like i said, will be reasonable. I'm not talkiing about turning it into the Amazon!No heater and dry substrate with holes drills above sub and about two inches from the top. Do NOT screw around with the humidity or you'll kill your Avic. Read viper's information.