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Hey all.
I have had so much help from these boards its been great... I have found some to buy a Chile Rose off for my daughter i now need to buy its house/tank or whatever it maybe called ive not got that far yet sorry lol. I have found a website that sells a adult starter kit for around £45.00 It is here... Adult Tarantula Starter Kit Suppliers of Arachnids and other quality Invertebrates Is this everything i'll need and is it a good one?? Also i'm guessing i'll need food?? Do i buy in bulk and what do i do with the live food once it arrives?? I mean do i just keep it in a pot and my daughter just takes one out to feed her T?? Sorry if i sound a bit dumb i really dont have a clue... Ive read up quite a bit but it's a lot to take in and alot of the time i dont know whether sites are just trying to get you to buy everything! Thanks in advance :o) |
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Fruit and veg scraps. Simple as!
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yeah don't expect it to eat that much, especially a Chili rose they sometimes have a habit of fasting for quite a while.
![]() My GBB was eating a locust every 5 days but for the last three weeks she's just struck at it and let it go.. apparently they just don't eat for a while sometimes, it looks fat enough. ![]()
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The starter kit is fine but it can be done cheaper...
You'l need a tank (£7.99)... VIVA-PLASTIC REPTILE/SPIDER/INSECT TANK on eBay, also, Reptiles, Pet Supplies, Home Garden (end time 29-Jan-09 14:57:50 GMT) You'l need substrate (£2.40)... Terra Spider - Coco Fibre Substrate for Tarantulas Suppliers of Arachnids and other quality Invertebrates You'l need a hide... Terracotta plant pots are great to use. You can find them in B&Q and they cost less then £1. you'l need a water bowl... Plastic milk carton lid! About 50p! You wont need additional heat, unless you have a particulary cold house, as Grammostola rosea do fine at room temp. You'l need live food and a tub of crickets in my local retile shop costs £1.99. Just pop some apple or lettuce in for the crickets and that will keep them happy and fed. Rosea are fairly slow growing so dont eat that much, a tub of crickets will last you a month at least! With regards to my examples above, that would create a perfect home for a rosea, for around £11.40. Even if you wanted a proper hide and water bowl it would still cost less then £20. Whatever you do, best of luck with it. ![]()
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do crickets live longer then locusts usually? I buy locusts and feed them but after a fortnight or so they seem to start dieing, no idea why.
Maybe adult crickets would be a better idea.
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