A.moderatum pics

Nov 30, 2003

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Guido

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freshly molted about 2 weeks ago

 

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Really nice T!! He's cool looking,

Sam,

 

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Great pics, nice looking T.

Andy

 

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Guido

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thanks, everything looks good except for the turd on the glass

 

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Originally posted by Guido
thanks, everything looks good except for the turd on the glass

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get a wet tooth brush and scrub it off
i should be expecting one of these whenever the weather warms up.

 

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Navaros

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Nice T.

 

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Greenstar

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PIcture reminds me of why they are my favorite US T.

 

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Now that is a good looking Tarantula. I may have to pick one of those up soon. They are a very attractive species. Are they a lower humidity higer temp species?

later

dale

 

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Guido

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i like to keep him/her on the drier side, with just water bowl

 

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Have you had any problems with molting on this settup? I keep my t's on a substrate mix similar to yours, peat/vermiculite. I usually on initial setup(depending on species), pour warm water in before my substrate. Then my mix and let it soak up and top it off with some more dry mix. I have had alot of luck out of this method. From time to time on my more humidity dependant T's I just pour a couple of cups of warm water into the substrate. I also mist lightly and keep a water dish in some. They all seem healthy and content.

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Guido

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i have all my t's setup with just a water dish and soil,verm. mixture, and never had 1 bad molt, the only thing i mist are my slings once a week