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<blockquote data-quote="Chubbs" data-source="post: 62067" data-attributes="member: 1084"><p>Well Avics don't need high humidity anyway, so that wouldn't be a problem for one regardless. No need to mist really for an Avic, especially not that often. All they need for humidity is a water dish. Most of the tarantulas that require more moisture, are burrowers that come from moist tropical regions, such as Ephebopus, Theraphosa, Megaphobema, Haplopelma, and a few others. I only know of a few arboreals that truly require high moisture, such as Lampropelma. There are probably a lot more people than you may think that live in the same area as you that own arboreal tarantulas, and I'm sure most of them get by just fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chubbs, post: 62067, member: 1084"] Well Avics don't need high humidity anyway, so that wouldn't be a problem for one regardless. No need to mist really for an Avic, especially not that often. All they need for humidity is a water dish. Most of the tarantulas that require more moisture, are burrowers that come from moist tropical regions, such as Ephebopus, Theraphosa, Megaphobema, Haplopelma, and a few others. I only know of a few arboreals that truly require high moisture, such as Lampropelma. There are probably a lot more people than you may think that live in the same area as you that own arboreal tarantulas, and I'm sure most of them get by just fine. [/QUOTE]
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