LadyVonChimp
Arachnosquire
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- Oct 20, 2020
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Perfect, thanks.That worked for me
Remember- it varies with size of container and level of moisture- your best bet is to try before you own the T. I do that, most don’t IMO.Perfect, thanks.
Yeah, that's true. If the setup I bought it in wasn't so poop i'd consider maybe monitoring this new one for a week to see how it goes but I'm worried about stagnant air flow in the current enclosure.Remember- it varies with size of container and level of moisture- your best bet is to try before you own the T. I do that, most don’t IMO.
Thanks. Yeah, that other thing I don't think is really fit for purpose for any species to be honest.This looks much better than what I think I remember you had before.
It should be fine, I usually do a little more than that, on the safe side for moisture guys. But the row down low with help with ventilation for sure, I might extend those low rows a little longer.
and even with that I had a little mold out break in a moisture dependent Psalmopoeus enclosure, cause it’s so reclusive that it leaves its boli and poop in its burrow with it, I never find any outside...So sometimes you do everything right and they do their thing anyway lol what can you do
Lucky you I think I’m over 4months of not seeing more than a few toes.....it’s molted twice amd still haven’t seen how big it is..... it may be time for a rehouse but I just can’t see to tell lol.Speaking of Psalmopoeus, I got a pretty impressive threat posture off of my P. irminia last night. So spicy!