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My adult seemanni is a digger too & has at least 3 water bowls in her enclosure.

Personally I like to use terracotta pots which I cut in half. Using a dremel type rotary tool. I then sand the edges to make sure they are smooth. I use pots that are large enough to give good cover & normally hollow the surface slightly below the pot. I also like to add some dry moss around...

Hello & welcome to the forum.

A second thought. I am neither from the US, nor do I have any legal experience. BUT. I do consider myself a successful complainer. Even if all I do is cost someone more than they cost me. If you are going to pursue this, then you need to show that you have been fair, to Fear Not. So contact...

How did you pay? Could you go to your bank for a refund? Also, this should surely have nothing to do with their LAG terms. As you are not saying it arrived dead. So my guess is, any attempt by them, at a legal defence using LAG terms will fail.

Hello to both you & Pippy. Welcome to the forum.

To be fair. You are looking at an educated guess, at best. Until they get larger & start displaying some adult colours.

Hello Vern welcome to the forum.

I live in Norfolk, England & roughly the same distance from both London & Amsterdam. 119 miles to London via road & 150 air miles to Amsterdam. That is our weather too.

Hello Dee Welcome to the hobby & the forum.

Hello & welcome to the forum & the hobby.

For normal sized T's all we do, is not feed any T that has molted during the previous 7 days. So any molts we find from & thus including, the last feeding day onwards. Do not get fed. We have never had an issue. But just to say. We do feed our T's, nice soft crickets & we do leave our larger...

Molts so far this week. G pulchra. L Klugi. T sazamai. T rasti. T sabulosum. K brunnipes. M balfouri. Last weeks were. A bicoloratum. G conception. B auratum. B auratum. Both from the same egg sack. Both females. T alboplosus. T kalenbergi G pulchripies. N cerredensis. It must be summer!

Safe for what? Lasiodora parahybana's are in general relaxed & easy to keep. Plus, they grow to an impressive size. So make a good T for anyone to keep.

Hello Naomi, welcome to the forum.