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==Handling and lighting== | |||
This organism needs to keep a cycle of 12h daylight - 12h darkness. The best way to keep it easy for you and not worry too much is to build a box with a bulb and a timer. Here are some points to respect: | |||
*Use a “cool white fluo bulb”. Incandescent bulbs produce heat that could harm the organism in the end. | |||
*Keep a distance of 14 inches between the organisms and the light source. | |||
*Connect the light source to a timer program to switch on and off every 12 hours. | |||
*Keep the box in a room that the temperature will be around 19°C to 24°C (optimal T°=22°C) | |||
==Feeding== | |||
Revision as of 16:29, 14 January 2019
Handling and lighting
This organism needs to keep a cycle of 12h daylight - 12h darkness. The best way to keep it easy for you and not worry too much is to build a box with a bulb and a timer. Here are some points to respect:
- Use a “cool white fluo bulb”. Incandescent bulbs produce heat that could harm the organism in the end.
- Keep a distance of 14 inches between the organisms and the light source.
- Connect the light source to a timer program to switch on and off every 12 hours.
- Keep the box in a room that the temperature will be around 19°C to 24°C (optimal T°=22°C)