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KezyGLA

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There is a more humid region than Scotland? :eek:
Seriously, Scotland is supposed to always getting rain right? Or is that a cliche like all Dutch people smoke weed? :p
Oh it rains alright. Its just too windy and cold to kick up the humidity ajaja

EDIT: But you smoke that herb, no?
 

Andrea82

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Oh it rains alright. Its just too windy and cold to kick up the humidity ajaja

EDIT: But you smoke that herb, no?
I have a few times when I was young and wild.:D Never did anything for me besides knocking me out or giving me the munchies though. Overrated stuff. :shifty:
 

antsman

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What I've learned/read on this forum.
Phormictopus cancerides - Light misting, overflow water dish once every 3-4 days. They like a a little more humidity. Fast growing, fast movement, good eaters, I was told to give them a little more room a slings as they grow quite quickly. Readily bites, not prone to kicking hairs. When larger they prefer to stay in the open. Use tongs when working in the enclosure.

Grammostola pulchra - For the most part same care as my G. porteri, overflow the water dish once in a while. Docile in most cases.

Aphonopelma seemanni - Overflow water dish once a week. They like a a little humidity, but for the most part dry substrate. Mostly docile, but not to be underestimated.

Of coarse as slings keep them more moist.
 
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