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HI people i have just been given a Latrodectus hasselti by a very good friend of mine its such a great little spider to watch 
especially when its eating they are so efficient at taking down there prey even if its much larger then they are VERY COOL i will get some good pictures as soon as i get a good oppurtunity
OK so the thing is my Latrodectus hasselti lives on my computer desk on an open faced shelf and im not sure how sensitive these little guys are to ambient light. I searched out the pages and researched everything i could about Latrodectus hasselti and i couldnt find anything useful about what light conditions they are best suited to :? The reason im so eager to find out is id really like to keep the little guy on my pc desk as its cool to watch him eat and move around and such i keep t's aswell and i know they dont like the light does anybody have a good idea of the light conditons a widow should be kept in
sorry if its a dumb question people im new to widow keeping and couldnt find the info about this Q anywheres
PEACE OUT
especially when its eating they are so efficient at taking down there prey even if its much larger then they are VERY COOL i will get some good pictures as soon as i get a good oppurtunity OK so the thing is my Latrodectus hasselti lives on my computer desk on an open faced shelf and im not sure how sensitive these little guys are to ambient light. I searched out the pages and researched everything i could about Latrodectus hasselti and i couldnt find anything useful about what light conditions they are best suited to :? The reason im so eager to find out is id really like to keep the little guy on my pc desk as its cool to watch him eat and move around and such i keep t's aswell and i know they dont like the light does anybody have a good idea of the light conditons a widow should be kept in
sorry if its a dumb question people im new to widow keeping and couldnt find the info about this Q anywheres
PEACE OUT
