Yeah the soil is freshly made (50% coconut fiber 20% peat moss 30% potting soil) so it's slightly damp, but it's not wet. The tank is well ventilated so it'll be fine. Not to mention that the camera makes the backrounds appear darker than the subject being shot when I use the flashRandolph XX() said:
I feed her frozen fuzzy micecichlidsman said:
I'm always reading the articles there, it is an awesome site and yeah it has a great article on King Baboonsbecca81 said:
Well I gave her 9+ inches of soil (in a 10gal) to fool around with, so she definitely will be putting those legs to useSpider-man 2 said:
Define great care. If I think what I think you mean, then no. Burrowers are probably the easiest of Ts to care for.gustavowright said:
No I got her as a full grown adult...and like Spider-man 2 has said, burrowers are easy to take care of...just give em tons of dirt and they're happy. I've always liked this species but now that I have one I must say I really want to pick up a 2" crawshayi I saw and raise it...this species is just awesomegustavowright said:
...You got her from Regal Reptiles didn't you? I saw that deal online...It made me want to move out and get my own house so I could get one!!!Blasphemy said: