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INCOMING- Xenesthis Sp Blue
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<blockquote data-quote="NaturalSkill" data-source="post: 174859" data-attributes="member: 32815"><p>There seems to be many differing opinions on how this species should be kept. I have been told and have read from a variety of people that they keep their Sp Blue on dry substrate with a full water dish. Others say they require high humidity and moist substrate, but are often times referring to the Xenesthis species in general. I have a nice video here where the Xenesthis Sp Blue is observed in it's natural habit and again, it is stated to keep this species dry. Dry, humid, dry, humid. Like seriously. I was recently told by somone with a 2 inch Sp Blue that theirs was doing well on dry substrate. Any experience? </p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]bAm11FV_vsc[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NaturalSkill, post: 174859, member: 32815"] There seems to be many differing opinions on how this species should be kept. I have been told and have read from a variety of people that they keep their Sp Blue on dry substrate with a full water dish. Others say they require high humidity and moist substrate, but are often times referring to the Xenesthis species in general. I have a nice video here where the Xenesthis Sp Blue is observed in it's natural habit and again, it is stated to keep this species dry. Dry, humid, dry, humid. Like seriously. I was recently told by somone with a 2 inch Sp Blue that theirs was doing well on dry substrate. Any experience? [MEDIA=youtube]bAm11FV_vsc[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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