Rinfish
Arachnopeon
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- Feb 18, 2017
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Hey all!
I purchased an species of Tailless Whip Spider (person at pet facility did not know species, but it's captive bred) and I've got a question about winter temps.
I read a lot that room temp is fine. Unfortunately, my apartment commonly finds itself around 65-68 at night and around 72 during the day, which is a bit colder than regular room temps.
Would you guys recommend some kind of heating situation? I have a 2 Watt Flukers heater from some other project a while back, but the damn thing runs at 100 degrees as a default. Buying a thermometer probe is not going to do the trick, as I already have one filling up the extension cord for my gecko vivarium.
Any suggestions/tips?
I purchased an species of Tailless Whip Spider (person at pet facility did not know species, but it's captive bred) and I've got a question about winter temps.
I read a lot that room temp is fine. Unfortunately, my apartment commonly finds itself around 65-68 at night and around 72 during the day, which is a bit colder than regular room temps.
Would you guys recommend some kind of heating situation? I have a 2 Watt Flukers heater from some other project a while back, but the damn thing runs at 100 degrees as a default. Buying a thermometer probe is not going to do the trick, as I already have one filling up the extension cord for my gecko vivarium.
Any suggestions/tips?