Recent content by Danny Roe

Hey, So I came across an absolute steal online and bought this huge Terrarium for 75 quid with a shed load of equipment ( mostly snake related stuff,I intend to sell this stuff on probably) MY thoughts are to use smaller terrariums within the larger one. It came with a heat mat and a 40w heat...

You have been told this since your last post about coco husk ????

Great idea, i will probs use that on the next clean out..... Saying that she seems to be settling a bit better and has had a wonder around and begun webbing various things.

I am using a large plastic container atm with holes drilled into the top , I hopefully have a proper terrarium coming (second hand with all the decor etc etc) i think its called an Exo Terra Reptile Vivarium led to believe the dimensions are 90 x 45 x 60 cm with doors that open at the front so...

Ok so heat is under control now and i have a nice temp, What i have noticed however is the GBB aviods the coc husk substrate like its hot lava, Ive observed some crickets walking across it and I must say it looks like walking through deep snow. The top layer seems quite unstable almost dust like...

hahaha so i did, i was thinking of blue bottle flys probobly

I recently got a GBB, She seems to hate the coco substrate ( its dry) she hunts and eats from the side of the tank. I'm wondering what else would be a good alternative ? Trust me to get a fussy one!!

Mexican Red Knee

What happened to the missing legs ?

HI, thanks for reply..... I say heat disk its basically a heat mat thats round about the size of a coffee cup. The mats i have are very low wattage but i see how putting it behind can work. Is the reason not to go underneath due to people using too high wattage mats OR the the Ts dont like it ?

Hi all, I am brand new to this wonderful hobbie, I have two Tarantulas that i sort of inherited and would like to give them the best possible care i can so I have a few questions if you guys wouldn't mind answering them. Firstly i will describe my set-up ( possibly add pics later on) T1 Is a...