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<blockquote data-quote="AndrewClayton" data-source="post: 158993" data-attributes="member: 28745"><p>You’re setup seems fine as [USER=28093]@T-Baby[/USER] said no point in misting, what I do is just overflow the water dish as they burrow and overflowing the water dish soaks the bottom layers allowing your T to burrow to the about of moisture it desires. As for A seemani I do the same but other aphonopelma like chalchodes are more arid and like it dry</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AndrewClayton, post: 158993, member: 28745"] You’re setup seems fine as [USER=28093]@T-Baby[/USER] said no point in misting, what I do is just overflow the water dish as they burrow and overflowing the water dish soaks the bottom layers allowing your T to burrow to the about of moisture it desires. As for A seemani I do the same but other aphonopelma like chalchodes are more arid and like it dry [/QUOTE]
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