BossLackey
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- May 6, 2021
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This is my first T. Juvenile B. emilia.
Made some mistakes at first. Coming from lizards, I couldn't get it through my head that the enclosure didn't need to be massive. Started with a 10 gallon was obviously 20 times larger than it needed to be. Then got an acrylic box and it was still far too big. I think I get it now haha.
Please let me know if you spot any mistakes (thinking it might need more substrate as it's still a bit tall).
Can't close the lid all the way right now without pinching feet, but it's still very much closed.
Substrate is a coco fiber/top soil mix with the top layer being all coco fiber. Cork bark hide and a bit of sphagnum moss.
I love learning about this hobby and I just can't get enough.
Made some mistakes at first. Coming from lizards, I couldn't get it through my head that the enclosure didn't need to be massive. Started with a 10 gallon was obviously 20 times larger than it needed to be. Then got an acrylic box and it was still far too big. I think I get it now haha.
Please let me know if you spot any mistakes (thinking it might need more substrate as it's still a bit tall).
Can't close the lid all the way right now without pinching feet, but it's still very much closed.
Substrate is a coco fiber/top soil mix with the top layer being all coco fiber. Cork bark hide and a bit of sphagnum moss.
I love learning about this hobby and I just can't get enough.