It is usually pothos.
Yes, but it has very low water requirements. Some research on it would be prudent, before trying to grow it in a tank with a tarantula.
It is a very popular plant, because it is so hardy. This means almost anywhere that sells plants, will have some.
Pothos is, but there are several others. We use many different plants in our adult enclosures.
Pothos wouldn't work well with a B. smithi, they like it too dry. Go for some succulents instead, that is what we have in our G. rosea enclosure.
Actyually not true, I water all my pothos with a food injector and the top layer of substrate never gets damp.
That's what we paid for ours at that same size, but at a LPS. She is beautiful!
It needs a fair amount of light, but it is gorgeous when it finally takes off. We have some in 2 of our enclosures. It is probably my favorite plant that we use.
Those are buried in the pots they were purchased in.(makes it easier to water just them) We looked them over, but otherwise did nothing else.
Aaah but we don't have that nifty contraption! Pothos also doesn't look quite right in a dry loving specie's enclosure, at least to us.
It's more of a humid, jungly enclosure type plant, but it just boils down to personal preference i guess.How do the Ts react to having thier tanks lit? :?
As long as they have a place to get out of the light they are fine.