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Rick's fish and pet in Frederick has one in the usual crappy conditions in a critter keeper, bone dry being annoyed by a roach. The molt was taken out this time but last time it was still in the cage but no roach. This was about 3 or 4 days ago.
Is it risky to purchase a tarantula before it's hardened up?
The price is $115. He doesn't know how to sex them and doesn't understand why sexing Ts is so important. I feel sorry for the poor thing. I'm very confident that I can control heat and humidity because I have a method and routine for this.
If I get it, I'll keep it like my pamphobeteus but 3 to 5 degrees hotter and at 65 to 70 percent instead of just over 50 or 55 percent. Another words, 83 to 88 degrees.
I'll have to double check tarantula keepers guide but I think those are the right numbers.
The tarantula appeared to be cold and was trying to climb and line up with the light source.
The only thing is that I'm not sure I have enough room for a 15 to 20 gallon tank.
Any thoughts?
Is it risky to purchase a tarantula before it's hardened up?
The price is $115. He doesn't know how to sex them and doesn't understand why sexing Ts is so important. I feel sorry for the poor thing. I'm very confident that I can control heat and humidity because I have a method and routine for this.
If I get it, I'll keep it like my pamphobeteus but 3 to 5 degrees hotter and at 65 to 70 percent instead of just over 50 or 55 percent. Another words, 83 to 88 degrees.
I'll have to double check tarantula keepers guide but I think those are the right numbers.
The tarantula appeared to be cold and was trying to climb and line up with the light source.
The only thing is that I'm not sure I have enough room for a 15 to 20 gallon tank.
Any thoughts?