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Old 05-01-2008, 11:51 PM
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Talking Red Knee/Pink Toe Care

Hi all

I am interested in finding out a bit more about Red Knees and/or Pink Toe T's.
I am interested in keeping one and have never kept tarantulas before only snakes and lizards.

Could you please list enclousure size, humidity, temp, feeding i.e. food type, amount...habitat/layout and any other info that will be useful.

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Old 10-01-2008, 05:08 PM
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I was looking here to see if i could find more info on red knee's there are a few care sheet i can find but most seem a bit basic.
Mexican Redknee Tarantulas (Brachypelma smithi) as Pets - Care Sheet
Mexican Red-Knee (Brachypelma smithi) Care Sheet
Mexican Redknee Tarantula Care Sheet
hope these help i'll post more if i find them.
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Thanks for the links!
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Old 29-01-2008, 01:52 PM
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thay are both quite straight forward but seeing as the red knee has been covered il say about the pink toe. being aboreal they like somewhere to climb I find two pieces of bark stood on there end so theres a crack for them to get in works well, they will go inside and build a web, they like high humidity 80%+ so just spray the tank every couple of days, temps at 25-30c offer food twice a week, appropriately sizes crickets.
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thay are both quite straight forward but seeing as the red knee has been covered il say about the pink toe. being aboreal they like somewhere to climb I find two pieces of bark stood on there end so theres a crack for them to get in works well, they will go inside and build a web, they like high humidity 80%+ so just spray the tank every couple of days, temps at 25-30c offer food twice a week, appropriately sizes crickets.
Thanks! Is there a method to determine the correct size of crickets?
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Thanks! Is there a method to determine the correct size of crickets?
not really, but you would be surprised at how big a cricket they can take in comparison to their bodies, I would say though about the same size as their carpace.
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Sweet, thanks for getting back to me!
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