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My B. Hamorii (M) likes to bite the background. Why?
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<blockquote data-quote="Arachnoclown" data-source="post: 161320" data-attributes="member: 27444"><p>Brachypelma are extremely destructive. They can hurt themselves unintentionally all the time. Anything can trigger rage with these guys and gals. So now with the plexiglass on the enclosure it may be still too humid for the spider. Even if you think its dry on top, down deep still is giving off moisture. I've seen this problem lots with my own spiders. You cant put enough holes in the acrylic to equal the air flow of the screen. Thing is glass enclosures just dont work for arid terrestrial tarantulas. Exoterra makes stackable enclosures that work perfect for terrestrial spiders. They come in many different sizes and are crystal clear for viewing. Also theres never any worries from a fall. Also I've noticed spiders that burrow and are never seen are now more visible. Plus these enclosures are cheap $10 for the juvenile box and $14 or $18 for the two adult size boxes. [ATTACH=full]41775[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Arachnoclown, post: 161320, member: 27444"] Brachypelma are extremely destructive. They can hurt themselves unintentionally all the time. Anything can trigger rage with these guys and gals. So now with the plexiglass on the enclosure it may be still too humid for the spider. Even if you think its dry on top, down deep still is giving off moisture. I've seen this problem lots with my own spiders. You cant put enough holes in the acrylic to equal the air flow of the screen. Thing is glass enclosures just dont work for arid terrestrial tarantulas. Exoterra makes stackable enclosures that work perfect for terrestrial spiders. They come in many different sizes and are crystal clear for viewing. Also theres never any worries from a fall. Also I've noticed spiders that burrow and are never seen are now more visible. Plus these enclosures are cheap $10 for the juvenile box and $14 or $18 for the two adult size boxes. [ATTACH type="full"]41775[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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My B. Hamorii (M) likes to bite the background. Why?
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