Angie79
Arachnopeon
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- Mar 18, 2017
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its fine, however those gauges are totally useless.
dry sub and a water dish is all you need to know.
crickets are the main hobby feeder...this species has very low food requirements...1-3 crickets monthly is fine....feeding one every 10-20 days is a good rule if thumb.
they also can go long periods without food, so dont fret if ut doesnt eat for long periods of time....like a yr or more.
That setup is fine for Brachypelma species.
Baumgarteni arent seen very often. You got a great T.
Thanks for the info!That setup is fine for Brachypelma species.
Baumgarteni arent seen very often. You got a great T.
Lol lol my kids put them in there! Thank you for the adviceI would personally add a bit more of substrate, but the set up is fine.
Uhm those gauges differs from the average I've saw in pics so far: from a certain perspective, yours looks like 'The Time Machine' movie clocks, two colors... bit of Steampunk to an extent, si si
I see, thank you!It's fine, the general rule is that the gap between the top of the substrate and the top of the enclosure should be no more than 2x the Tarantula's leg span.
It's plastic, should I get a different tank?What type of cover is being used on the top? Screen cover or plastic with holes in it?
No, it's fine.It's plastic, should I get a different tank?
Thank youNo, it's fine.
Looks like it could be boehmeiThat setup is fine for Brachypelma species.
Baumgarteni arent seen very often. You got a great T.
I feed my Ts mainly meal worms or super worms. But crickets get the best feeding response and is fun to watch