Psytallus
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Hi guys,
I recently got a female Rhombodera basalis in L6. So far she's been doing well, eating heaps and active. But today I noticed that her feet are a brown color.
Now in most pictures I've seen of R. basalis the feet are green like the rest of the leg. Is this cause for concern? Should I try to bring the humidity down?
I've been spraying the enclosure every evening, since the plants in it also like it humid. The hygrometer shows 70-75% during the day and 85-90 at night and I thought
this was within acceptable range. I would really appreciate some help in the matter.
Cheers Tim
I recently got a female Rhombodera basalis in L6. So far she's been doing well, eating heaps and active. But today I noticed that her feet are a brown color.
Now in most pictures I've seen of R. basalis the feet are green like the rest of the leg. Is this cause for concern? Should I try to bring the humidity down?
I've been spraying the enclosure every evening, since the plants in it also like it humid. The hygrometer shows 70-75% during the day and 85-90 at night and I thought
this was within acceptable range. I would really appreciate some help in the matter.
Cheers Tim