I usually just buy the fake ones in pet stores and cut/pull them apart as needed.This looks so pretty! Question: how do you know if a fake plant is tarantula-safe? I want to give my tarantula a fake plant but I'm scared of the material somehow being toxic to him :/
I just have to keep reminding myself that T's don't care how pretty thier homes are, as long as they have a hide, substrate and food.Cheers. I'm just waiting for him to rip it all up and bury everything.
At least it looked pretty for a while !!!
Oh ok so you only buy ones specifically made for animals, not ones made for decorations like you'd find at craft stores?I usually just buy the fake ones in pet stores and cut/pull them apart as needed.
I doubt T's chew on them (although I know they can chew the foam backing on Exoterras, so I'm hapy to be corrected) so I think you're fairly safe whatever you choose.
I'd be more worried about making sure it wasn't something the T could injure itself on from falling on it or something.
To be honest I don’t like shopping so I’m only ever seen in the petshop!Oh ok so you only buy ones specifically made for animals, not ones made for decorations like you'd find at craft stores?
That's good info, thank you! Now I can decorate without fear ^-^ Just to be clear, do you just rinse yours with water first? I'm guessing you wouldn't want to use soap because of the chemicalsTo be honest I don’t like shopping so I’m only ever seen in the petshop!
I don’t see a problem with craft store decorations, as long as theres no possibility of it injuring the T.
I always use pet safe cleaners or just water.That's good info, thank you! Now I can decorate without fear ^-^ Just to be clear, do you just rinse yours with water first? I'm guessing you wouldn't want to use soap because of the chemicals
Ok, tysm!!I always use pet safe cleaners or just water.
I don't tend to wash the fake plants I buy in pet shops as I assume its already safe for pets.
I'd definately would wash anything not bought in a petshop.