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Thanks, I definitely appreciate all the input! Your point about a sexed female (rather than buying 4-6 slings) is something I was thinking about last night. And I hadn’t thought about selling/loaning out a mature male either. That’s a good point!
Hi all! I’ve had a few T’s over the years and got the itch to get another couple recently. I’ve been looking at some particular T’s who exhibit big differences between male and female - with the latter being the desired. I know a part of the hobby is watching the molt and grow (which is...
I have a Pink Toe that was near death (curled up on the bottom of the enclosure) and someone on this forum helped me 'nurse' her back to health. I live in Colorado and it's super dry. I think she was just dehydrated and a drop of water right into her mouth a couple of times brought her back...
This is what I was thinking as an alternative. She could hide behind the vertical one too. I'd put greens in too. I'm thinking the background might ultimately look better
Hi all.
I just got my first P. Regalis and she's awesome. (5" or so female). I'm conflicted as to whether I should put up a cork bark backdrop, or not as I finalize her permanent home. Part of me thinks it's cool as it helps it look more "forest-y", but the other side wants to leave it off...
I'm thinking of making some enclosures and I hear if food grade silicon a lot when searching the net. I can get tubes of 100% silicon at a local store. Well that be ok, or does it have to be "food grade"?
I just want to make sure I'm not doing something that will hurt the T.
Thanks!