Pink Zebra Beauty Sling

[#Angela#]

Hi Everyone!

I just received a new addition... A pink zebra beauty! She is super cute, and super tiny. I need some guidelines around ambient temperature for this little one. I am trying to decide if I need to keep her in a warmer room than the rest of my Ts. Thank you!

 

[Josh]

Not sure about this specific species but congrats on the new addition!

 

[Enn49]

If it's Eupalastrus campestratus then there is a caresheet here http://www.petbugs.com/caresheets/E-campestratus.html

 

[#Angela#]

Thank you for the link! So far so good, the baby dug a one inch burrow during it's first night at home!

Brainstorming appropriate names...

 

[Enn49]

I tend to name mine after something connected to the country of origin. I have some named after rivers or volcanoes.

 

[Therasoid]

Hi Everyone!

I just received a new addition... A pink zebra beauty! She is super cute, and super tiny. I need some guidelines around ambient temperature for this little one. I am trying to decide if I need to keep her in a warmer room than the rest of my Ts. Thank you!

Hello. Congrats on your new sling. The majority of care sheets neglect to have the info for slings. I keep all my slings in the warmer range of 78-82 degrees and keep their substrate on the moist side with a water dish and some type of hide. Slings burrow even arboreals, this gives them a sense of security. These conditions help promote the molting process and gets them out of the baby stage quicker. Aside from more frequent feedings, slings, for me, are easy to raise. Plus are less expensive to purchase. [emoji4]
Hope this info is helpful. Happy T'ing!!