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Just wondering what substrate everyone likes, and why. I use coco fiber for my b. Smithi. cause I dont know much about any other substrates
I use the cheapest topsoil from Home Depot mixed 50/50 with peat moss.Just wondering what substrate everyone likes, and why. I use coco fiber for my b. Smithi. cause I dont know much about any other substrates
Hassle!?! it barely takes any time at all... Well I guess we all live in a 'convenient' world nowadaysI'm not really a fan of the compressed bricks of coco cocoa fiber, prefer it in a loose bag. It's just kind of a hassle to prep a brick
I dont like it that wet. So I have to dry it after soaking it in water. Just makes sense to buy it loose and dry alreadyHassle!?! it barely takes any time at all... Well I guess we all live in a 'convenient' world nowadays
If you like Ts that would do well in a bioactive set up and are great webbers and often out I would recommend any of the chilobrachys genus that's my personal opinion I'm sure others will have good suggestions tooI have used just plain fine coco blocks so far I do want to make a bio tank at some point like I have for my ball python but will need a species of spider for that. Thinking a old world type not sure which yet though.
Will look into that genus thanks for the advice.If you like Ts that would do well in a bioactive set up and are great webbers and often out I would recommend any of the chilobrachys genus that's my personal opinion I'm sure others will have good suggestions too