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Do Tarantulas play in water?
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<blockquote data-quote="Denny Dee" data-source="post: 28373" data-attributes="member: 1393"><p>Have you seen her actually splash the water out? I have purchased a wide variety of different dishes with varying results. I have found some to not hold water very well (I will not share the names of the manufacturers but they are a big player in the reptile business. A good test is to remove the dish and fill it but leave it out of the enclosure for a day and see what happens. If it holds water, then you have a different problem. I have not personally owned a Chilean Rose but my understanding is that they need lots of humidity (upwards to 70%). I suspect the light is creating a drying effect that can be harmful to the spider and she is battling it by consuming the water nightly. Try increasing it. Good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Denny Dee, post: 28373, member: 1393"] Have you seen her actually splash the water out? I have purchased a wide variety of different dishes with varying results. I have found some to not hold water very well (I will not share the names of the manufacturers but they are a big player in the reptile business. A good test is to remove the dish and fill it but leave it out of the enclosure for a day and see what happens. If it holds water, then you have a different problem. I have not personally owned a Chilean Rose but my understanding is that they need lots of humidity (upwards to 70%). I suspect the light is creating a drying effect that can be harmful to the spider and she is battling it by consuming the water nightly. Try increasing it. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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