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I did as much research as I could before getting tarantulas, but only today I found information that pine wood may be harmful. For my c. versicolor and p. cambridgei setups I used wood I found in a local forest. There are a lot of pines in the forest so it's a high probability that it's pine wood. The wood was boiled for a few hours and then I put it in the oven for another 2 hours at 390°F. I'll be replacing the twigs and bark as soon as possible in c.versi enclosure, but I don't know what to do with p. cambridgei. He made a burrow on the wood. The burrow has an entrance that is not sealed, but I haven't seen him in 3 weeks. Photo of his burrow in the attachment. Should I remove this wood and destroy his hide? Wait until he comes out and then replace it? Both c.versi and p.cambridgei are small slings, around 1/2 inch.
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