Hi there folks.
My Tarantula room is looking good now. Just a shelf to put up and it will be there.
I have a large tank set up for the arrival of a Goliath Pinkfoot and I have taken humidity/temperature readings and all appears to be correct with regard to care sheets and information I have gathered.
I am aware that this T can be fussy about humidity and so far the readings have been correct for a few days now. I am wondering the best way to keep the humidity that way. My substrate is a mixture of forrest bed, coconut coir, spagnum moss and vermiculite, the substrate is moist but not wet and I also have a large water bowl in place as well.
The question is:
Should I spray or keep the substrate moistish or both?
I intend to keep the water bowl topped up.
As for feeding, I am totally aware that this T can be a big eater. What would one suggest?
I have also checked info regarding life span and could not get any info. Does anyone know the average life span of a female/male?
I look forward to reading your shared experiences.
My Tarantula room is looking good now. Just a shelf to put up and it will be there.
I have a large tank set up for the arrival of a Goliath Pinkfoot and I have taken humidity/temperature readings and all appears to be correct with regard to care sheets and information I have gathered.
I am aware that this T can be fussy about humidity and so far the readings have been correct for a few days now. I am wondering the best way to keep the humidity that way. My substrate is a mixture of forrest bed, coconut coir, spagnum moss and vermiculite, the substrate is moist but not wet and I also have a large water bowl in place as well.
The question is:
Should I spray or keep the substrate moistish or both?
I intend to keep the water bowl topped up.
As for feeding, I am totally aware that this T can be a big eater. What would one suggest?
I have also checked info regarding life span and could not get any info. Does anyone know the average life span of a female/male?
I look forward to reading your shared experiences.
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