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Hi all.
As some of you might already know, I recently bought a B. Boehmei. I put it in a enclosure, from 12"x12"x12"with about 3" substrate, the lid didn't allow me to get it any higher. Since the T wasn't that big, and sat a lot on the glass and cork background of the enclosure, it also fell some times. It often fell a nice 6"+ wich was a little too high.
After seeing this for a few days I decided to put it into a new enclosure. Much smaller, and not too high for the T to fall.
I will put in some pics here and let you guys tell if I made the right decision.
This was before: as you can see I couldn't just put more substrate in to prevent the T from making big falls.
This is it's new enclosure: he already seems to like his hide, hasn't come out yet. I will give him some time to acclimate before I throw in some crickets.
I personally liked the first enclosure more, because the cork back, and the built in light. (wich didn't work, but there was a light in it!) At least the mealworms wont climb the sides of the new enclosure ...
Thanks for any input.
Ðennis
As some of you might already know, I recently bought a B. Boehmei. I put it in a enclosure, from 12"x12"x12"with about 3" substrate, the lid didn't allow me to get it any higher. Since the T wasn't that big, and sat a lot on the glass and cork background of the enclosure, it also fell some times. It often fell a nice 6"+ wich was a little too high.
After seeing this for a few days I decided to put it into a new enclosure. Much smaller, and not too high for the T to fall.
I will put in some pics here and let you guys tell if I made the right decision.
This was before: as you can see I couldn't just put more substrate in to prevent the T from making big falls.
This is it's new enclosure: he already seems to like his hide, hasn't come out yet. I will give him some time to acclimate before I throw in some crickets.
I personally liked the first enclosure more, because the cork back, and the built in light. (wich didn't work, but there was a light in it!) At least the mealworms wont climb the sides of the new enclosure ...
Thanks for any input.
Ðennis