My first T

[adz07]

My lovely girl got me this

 

[LauraMI]

I'm really new too, but I'll guess: Chaco, G. pulchripes?

 

[adz07]

I have no idea what the scientific name is I always forget, it's a Chilean rose

 

[Grammostola in my heart]

g rosea

 

[Grammostola in my heart]

dude you need to get that enclosure dry. they like bone dry enclosures. its way too wet!

 

[Sabeth]

They need it damp until they're 2 inches, though.

 

[Grammostola in my heart]

not quite THAT damp

 

[Grammostola in my heart]

not quite THAT damp

 

[Grammostola in my heart]

woops double tap

 

[Alexander White]

Nice! where did you get the little one? How small is he/she?

 

[adz07]

Big sure how big she is maybe about 3/4 of an inch I got if at reptillia in osset

 

[Tongue Flicker]

Oh a little one. Congrats on your losing your T virginity lol

 

[2G33K4U]

If she starts climbing the walls a lot or trying to then let soil dry out more. To damp it will stress out the this species of T.

 

[2G33K4U]

Sorry, Also lose the water dish she could drown in it. or add the water crystals they swell up allow the T and the crickets to drink without drowning.

 

[Grammostola in my heart]

t's dont use water crystals

 

[2G33K4U]

I do in all my enclosures. Great for keeping moisture and preventing cricket drowning and polluting the water. My terrestrials drink from the dish.

 

[Grammostola in my heart]

really? i heard that t's wont use the crystals

 

[MatthewM1]

I've heard from some people say they can but I've heard alot say they won't. Personally just don't see it as nessecary. My smallest slings just get water droplets on the walls. At around .75" they get a small vial lid of room in the enclosure allows. Then @1" they get a water bottle cap, 2" they get a milk jug cap. Never had any drowning issues, with slings or feeders.

 

[2G33K4U]

Some of my T's that require moisture I put some crystals in the dirt and mix it up. I do not use the crystals on the slings beig that they are to small for a dish yet.

 

[Grammostola in my heart]

i mix sphagnum moss into the coco fiber that i use