Hi Everyone,
I have always (since 1976) had a few to maybe 25 Ts. I have always used ground coconut fiber as a substraight with no pboblems. I like the way it changes colors when wet. This comes in handy when caring for my female T. Blondie.
The T.Blodies small ceramic water dish has very small dark dots swimming at the water surface. I looked at them under magnification and they look like 5 or so segmented millipedes.
I changed the water and they come back in a few days. They don't seam to be a problem but I have never seen this happen. I might just switch over to vermiculite.
Also my older male T.Blondie was always getting it's claws stuck on the screen top (5 Gallon). I can use a 18 gallon high but could be dangerous if she stars climbing. I am trying to set up a 10 gallon or so for show................any ideas? I like Joys Goliath setup but don't have that much space. She is onlt 4 inches so I still have some time to think about her new setup..........
Thanks,
Bob
I have always (since 1976) had a few to maybe 25 Ts. I have always used ground coconut fiber as a substraight with no pboblems. I like the way it changes colors when wet. This comes in handy when caring for my female T. Blondie.
The T.Blodies small ceramic water dish has very small dark dots swimming at the water surface. I looked at them under magnification and they look like 5 or so segmented millipedes.
I changed the water and they come back in a few days. They don't seam to be a problem but I have never seen this happen. I might just switch over to vermiculite.
Also my older male T.Blondie was always getting it's claws stuck on the screen top (5 Gallon). I can use a 18 gallon high but could be dangerous if she stars climbing. I am trying to set up a 10 gallon or so for show................any ideas? I like Joys Goliath setup but don't have that much space. She is onlt 4 inches so I still have some time to think about her new setup..........
Thanks,
Bob