Jonathan6303
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Is it a good idea to have a venue fly trap in my t enclosure or no.
Of course. Let’s say a Hysterocrates gigas which does not mind a most environmentthe first rule of enclosure design is: design for the animal.
without knowing what species of tarantula is under discussion, we don't even know whether the animal and the plant can thrive under the same conditions.
Yea your probably right. Thinking of it as a regulator but springtails probably work better.I agree that a larger tarantula would likely not be at risk from the plant, but it doesn't seem like a useful pairing to me. Don't venus flytraps require a fair bit of sunlight? Do you have a plan for achieving this? I can't see how the tarantula will benefit from having a light-loving carnivorous plant in its enclosure. As I understand it, venus flytraps are quite sensitive - it seems like this species is unlikely to do well in conditions optimized for a tarantula.
Let us know how that worksIs it a good idea to have a venue fly trap in my t enclosure or no.
Sure I’ll be the tarantula you’ll be the plant. Bet I winLet us know how that works
Never bet against Mother NatureSure I’ll be the tarantula you’ll be the plant. Bet I win
I don't know what you're trying to regulate, but VFTs are very bad at depressing insect populations anywhere, especially individual. Each leaf can only catch about one insect per week, and they only catch relatively large ones. You're best bet there would be a Nepenthes, probably, but that puts the t at risk and won't fit nicely in an enclosure, aside from needing high light, wet soil with few salts, risk of uprooting, etc.Yea your probably right. Thinking of it as a regulator but springtails probably work better.