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For reptile eggs, I used to use a water-filled sterilite tote with a grate above the water, for the vermiculite egg containers. In the water was a submersible aquarium heater set to about 78 degrees that kept the humidity in the tote from 90-100 percent depending on vents, plus the air temp would be within 1-2 degrees of the water.
I was wondering if that sort of set up would work for tarantula eggs (minus the vermiculite, of course) or if the humidity being that high would be problematic.
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thank you very much! great video!
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i have a b.smithi about 1.5cm and a L.parahybana 1.5cm will they eat already >? or should i w8
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damn bro u the MAN!
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just wondering, anyone can answer this, where do you get the little capsules shown at 5:45 thanks.
markblizzard1298 3 months ago
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tarantulaguy1976 3 months ago
also the sustrate in my rose hair's tank is a bit moist and im not sure should it be one dry for the sac or can the sub e a little moist? also i dont really think i would wanna rosk moving her and the sac to a dry tank?
lambbolt 4 months ago
@lambbolt Have it moist in 1 corner...other than that leave her be!
tarantulaguy1976 4 months ago
Hey Rob our Chilean rose just laid an egg sac last night!! What are the chances of the egg sac producing young if we just let the mother take care of the sac until they hatch out?
lambbolt 4 months ago
@lambbolt Was she mated?
tarantulaguy1976 4 months ago