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I've got a potentially-gravid G. rosea, and I want to get this figured out before she actually drops a sac...
Right now, all my T tanks are in a piece of cabinetry in a back sunroom of our house. This room get's the better humidity, more natural light, and seasonal light and temperature fluctuations, while still being enclosed and climate-controlled. This room also receives the least bit of human disturbance.
I'm worried because in the evenings, my father watches tv in there. The section of the cabinetry next to the Ts holds the tv. The problem is that he is nearly-deaf and listens to the tv VERY loudly. I know Ts don't have ears, but could this potentially affect a nesting T enough for her to eat a sac? She had a sac a year ago and ate it, but I think that I was responsible for disturbing her too much. The sac was a surprise and I didn't know any better.
The only other place I could think of to put her would be in a closet in another part of the house. The closet would be entirely dark, and the air would be much drier.
I don't want to wait until after she drops a sac to figure this out, because moving her then would most certainly be enough disturbance to spook her. Like I said... she's eaten a sac before.
Thoughts??
Right now, all my T tanks are in a piece of cabinetry in a back sunroom of our house. This room get's the better humidity, more natural light, and seasonal light and temperature fluctuations, while still being enclosed and climate-controlled. This room also receives the least bit of human disturbance.
I'm worried because in the evenings, my father watches tv in there. The section of the cabinetry next to the Ts holds the tv. The problem is that he is nearly-deaf and listens to the tv VERY loudly. I know Ts don't have ears, but could this potentially affect a nesting T enough for her to eat a sac? She had a sac a year ago and ate it, but I think that I was responsible for disturbing her too much. The sac was a surprise and I didn't know any better.
The only other place I could think of to put her would be in a closet in another part of the house. The closet would be entirely dark, and the air would be much drier.
I don't want to wait until after she drops a sac to figure this out, because moving her then would most certainly be enough disturbance to spook her. Like I said... she's eaten a sac before.
Thoughts??