Hi everyone i need help with my T. Blondi hope i spelled that right), does anyone have any ideas on how to keep the humidity at around 80%? i have tried bubble stones in a water dish on the warm and cool side of the tank, i have misted it several times a day and even have seran wrap under half of the lid and nothing is working please help. thank you.
Bonnie
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i need help please
dragonlady_1981
Apr 08, 2011 08:43 PM
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dragonlady_1981
Apr 08, 2011 08:44 PM
oh have also put moss in there that does not help either.
gerryg
Apr 10, 2011 03:30 PM
Try a "fogger" The second item is a bit more costly but if you plan on keeping blondi's for years to come it would be worthwhile
www.reptiledirect.com/tropicairhumidifierandairexchangernopump.aspx
or
dragonlady_1981
Apr 10, 2011 09:04 PM
ok i will check them out thank you so much for your help.
wolfpackh
Apr 10, 2011 11:55 PM
Deep substrate so the tarantula can burrow is most important. These spiders are burrowers. Your t should be fine so long as you keep the temps around 80 -85 , somewhat lower temps during night. Just overflow the water dish so that there is a moist area around the dish and the bird eater should be fine. Cocoa fiber is a great substrate. Bird eaters are high maintenance t's imo. And they kick hairs.
