My first spoder

[Roo]

Well I have a lot of experience with snakes/reptiles, even aggressive ones. I mostly specalise in taking in re-homed/sick/injured animals rather than buying my own, though I have been known to buy some from time to time.

I just moved from snakes (maybe I'll get some more) to T's and I have my first B. Emilia sling. I've had experience looking after other people's T's before so I'm not exactly new, but probably still a novice.

So just saying hello, you'll probably end up seeing pictures of re-homed T's coming my way sooner or later.

 

[Enn49]

Hi and welcome to the forum. Looking forward to seeing your photos.

 

[Roo]

Hi and welcome to the forum. Looking forward to seeing your photos.

Thanks, I only have spiderlings right now, hard to take pictures of. The tub I moved the B. Emilia into is a little big for him/her but I don't want to move it around again. It seems to be taking pre-killed prey so far so I'm not worried.

 

[Enn49]

Lol, I have slings that I've not seen since I got them. As long as they're eating they'll be ok.

 

[Entity]

Welcome, anything u need the people on here are awesome for the most part.

 

[Roo]

Welcome, anything u need the people on here are awesome for the most part.

"For the most part"

But thanks, I've had experience keeping rather difficult snakes so used to keeping outlandish humidity and temperatures.

 

[Entity]

well the humidity for the emilia is just room humidity. a water bowl is all u need with that little guy.

 

[Roo]

well the humidity for the emilia is just room humidity. a water bowl is all u need with that little guy.

Bit too small for a waterbowl right now, really it's tiny!

 

[Chubbs]

Bit too small for a waterbowl right now, really it's tiny!

You can give them a little bottle cap. It's not going to drown.