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Here's my enclosure and its lounging tarantula. Please feel free to make suggestions for improvements. It my first one :?
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They are very light and airy and I only have a thin layer that is sitting on the 6 inches of substrate. The Tarantula could very easily move the geolite around. The weight of each kernal of geolite is similar to a CoCo puff cereal grain. It not hard or heavy like aquarium stone. I initially thought about them being a hazard but falling on the waterdish, pvc pipe, or coconut would be just as bad if not worse than the geolite. its also pretty loose so it would give. I have seen her make a couple roll when walking to the water dish.Originally posted by Nixy
They LOOK like round rocks.
If so that isn't the best landing surface for a falling T.
I like the elbow pipe.
I was thinking of a few of those for our terestrials.
Thanks. I think its a red phase some others from the board are not too sure and think it may be another Grammastola species other than rosea. I like her all the same though. She is pretty and unique looking....although I am very biasedOriginally posted by TigerWoman
That`s not too bad i think... the length of the T is a good hight (bad English..? yeah....)
Nice T you have! Red phase G rosea, is´nt it?![]()
hey........I see a box of "Winchester" brand cartridges in the upper left corner of the picture, maybe .25 or .380 or some other small caliber perhaps?Originally posted by Buspirone
Here's my enclosure and its lounging tarantula. Please feel free to make suggestions for improvements. It my first one :?![]()