
04-03-2010, 08:57 PM
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I'd say that would be fine Andy.
Make the substrate deep and undulating, with a good mixture of coir, chopped sphagnum moss and possibly some sand. Create a hide with a large plant pot or wood and get some woodlice and springtails in there. Add a large wide plant saucer and you're cool to go. You could test out the enclosure for ventilation issues prior to getting the blondi.
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