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Welcome!

I have many pink toes, and other avicularia sp, and many non-avic species Ts thriving in CA where it's dry af. I heat my T area and mist/water regularly. Deep substrate holds moisture and cross ventilation is key for airflow. DO YOUR RESEARCH!

Seems like you've gotten enough advice already so I'll just say Hi

[QUOTE="octanejunkie, post: 187579, member: 3872"] Welcome! I have many pink toes, and other avicularia sp, and many non-avic species Ts thriving in CA where it's dry af. I heat my T area and mist/water regularly. Deep substrate holds moisture and cross ventilation is key for airflow. DO YOUR RESEARCH! Seems like you've gotten enough advice already so I'll just say Hi :T: [/QUOTE]

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