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Steven
01-17-2005, 02:19 PM
Here some pictures of my new set-ups for my widow-collection :)
30cm H with 12cm diam.
http://www.scolopendra.be/digipix/latrosetup1.jpg
http://www.scolopendra.be/digipix/latrosetup2.jpg
http://www.scolopendra.be/digipix/latrosetup3.jpg
Melmoth
01-17-2005, 02:36 PM
Most excellent set ups,Steven.Are Widows legal to keep in Belgium?They require a Dangerous Wild Animals Licence in the UK.
George
Steven
01-17-2005, 02:41 PM
Most excellent set ups,Steven.Are Widows legal to keep in Belgium?They require a Dangerous Wild Animals Licence in the UK.
George
thanx :)
and like all rules and laws here in Belgium,... it's very confusing,...
but i think it's legal :?
but honestly, i really don't know or care ;)
Will look great in your new house !
I had these in the past and always had problems with them living only in the very top of the cage. Not to fun when I had to open it up to feed her. :eek:
Bob
Steven
01-17-2005, 04:02 PM
Will look great in your new house !
They are allready in the new house :D ;)
swatc1h
01-17-2005, 10:30 PM
What kind of bedding are you using steven i use some sort of wood chips type from petco that aged for a year still useable tho but i need new setup soon.
Nice tank.
Btw, is it a L. menavodi?
Steven
01-18-2005, 02:21 AM
What kind of bedding are you using steven i use some sort of wood chips type from petco that aged for a year still useable tho but i need new setup soon.
it's a mixture of "lime-sand,... leemzand" with yellow sand and some "spagnum" with some twigs :)
Nikos
01-18-2005, 03:26 AM
Will look great in your new house !
I had these in the past and always had problems with them living only in the very top of the cage. Not to fun when I had to open it up to feed her. :eek:
Bob
Easy!
just keep the box upside down! so when you have to feed them just turn it and through the feeders in.
Needless to say that this option is not workable if you have substrate in the enclosure for obvious reasons....
In my opinion, latrodectus do not need any kind of substrate. I keep them in pil vials with a piece of wood glued in them. In those vials the live AND breed without any problems.
Steven
01-18-2005, 03:48 AM
Easy!
just keep the box upside down! so when you have to feed them just turn it and through the feeders in.
Needless to say that this option is not workable if you have substrate in the enclosure for obvious reasons....
In my opinion, latrodectus do not need any kind of substrate. I keep them in pil vials with a piece of wood glued in them. In those vials the live AND breed without any problems.
Off course they don't need substrate,... but if you want something more esthetic to look at then a glass vial ;P ;) ,... you can make a nice enclosure with some sand and when putting a little oil on the underside of the lid,.. they don't make webs that high in the tank :cool:
Steven
01-18-2005, 03:53 AM
Nice tank.
Btw, is it a L. menavodi?
correct :)
ArachnoJoost
01-18-2005, 06:28 AM
Here some pictures of my new set-ups for my widow-collection :)
30cm H with 12cm diam.
Hmm, spaghetti! Very nice looking tank (and spider ofcourse) there!
Adnan
01-18-2005, 08:36 AM
Really, really nice setup! :)
Those pasta containers work great for hosing widows.
I put 2" of gravel iin the bottom with some peat over that. Of course, they don't need substrate at all, but the gravel weighs down the bottom so it isn't as easy to knock over accidentally.
Wade
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