well i just bought a orange sunburst but idk much about how to keep it, does the substrate need to be dry or wet? should it be hot in ther cage? and wats the best way to feed it considering it stay all in borrow of web and never leaves it. i Also have a blue cobalt and idk exactly how to feed it either sense it stays in a hole 24/7. any ideas?
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orange sunburst tarantula
teenwolf
Mar 11, 2008 01:53 AM
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TheVez2
Mar 11, 2008 06:23 AM
Pterinochilus murinus lives in the dry deserts of africa. You can keep the substrate totally dry. Extra heat is not necessary though, I keep mine at 70. Mine is out in the open almost all of the time. Bor both of them, just throw crickets in they will eat them. My P. murinus will always take a meal quickly.
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kylerector
Oct 05, 2008 07:47 PM
Hey,
Ive acually cared for a good bit of baboons and ive found out that the orange starburst can be aboreal also. Ive found that if you provide some climing decors for them they"ll make a web in it
kyle
