Well they seem to be spending alot of time in their hide so I assumed that means they like it hahaWhen I rehouse or put a freshly acquired T into a new container, and it immediately takes to the hide, I consider it a compliment to the chef
They do this in the wild
Oh I just meant right temperature, humidity, amount of substrate, good enough hide etc.
But no t has specifics in there regards....temps can range from 65f-95f....humidity numbers are irrelevant, it's just a matter of keeping the substrate predominantly dry....sub amount isn't dictated by species, it's dictated by the enclosure you choose.
Really I just meant that everything was broadly within those ranges. The depth of substrate was based on having been advised they need enough depth to burrow sufficiently and not only that but incase they climb the enclosure and fall that it's high enough to reduce the chances of being injured. This is just based on having spoken to a number of other experienced keepers and checking the sources of info I was reading was actually accurate.
I can send you a picture of the enclosure but not currently the t as they tend to come out quite late when it's a bit too dark to get a decent photo. I'll attach a few pics of the enclosure though.
Yep, I've put a water dish in one corner, a decent sized plastic bottlecap, which keeps that corner a bit moister. I made sure to put in plenty of susbtrate incase it goes climbing. Also I should add the heating element is on a thermostat. And yes it's an 8x8 inch.
sounds like you put in the necessary research. Keep at it!
Forgot to add but she's about 4cm.
So far I've not had much problem with feeding, she took the cricket I put in there. Otherwise do you think the size of the enclosure is likely to be problematic welfare wise?