This small stick broke at some point, no idea when or where it happened. I played a jam sesh last night and no problem, and today when I was practicing same thing. It was only when I was wiping it down that I noticed it. So as the title says… what is this thing, what does it do and will it affect how it plays at all?
Model is a Yamaha 200ADII
So I’m very new to keeping millipedes. I am well experiance and caring for inverts… particularly tarantulas and other arachnids. My local reptile store had some pink dragons and I was enamored by them.
Tank is a 10 gallon, with a springtail culture and millipede substrate (packed with dead leaves and rotting wood). There’s also some live plants and three types of moss to help with humidity.
I’m in Arizona so I’m not terribly concerned with temp, but the humidity will be a daily thing to tend to.
*From what I’ve learned online* this should be good, but I’m interested to hear experiences or advice other keepers might have.
Thank you in advance
As the title says. Basically had an 18x18x24 bio active tank for a gecko, sold the gecko before I moved, and now have this empty tank at the new house. I mainly do Ts, so millipedes are a new venture to me. I read that they need high humidity, so I’m planning on adding a top layer of spag on the when I replace the substrate. Speaking of… I’m planning on setting the highest I can make it the low point, then making a slope upwards towards the back. Will this provide them with adequate depth? Also… the clayballs. Should I remove a few inches from those or is it fine? I’m using a cloth mesh to seperate it from the substrate
So I just moved from IA to AZ. Before I left, I sold a bunch of stuff. One of them was my crested gecko, this was her tank.
It’s a 18x18x24 bio active enclosure. I usually keep Ts, and this is way more than they usually need. So any suitable ideas are welcome. My local reptile center has pink dragon and candy corn millipedes available, are those communal? Are they safe to have around pothos plants?
A good cleaning is definitly needed. And I have UV and heat lamps for it as well.