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Dry aloe leaves
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15 years 8 months ago #13642
by James
Replied by James on topic Re:Dry aloe leaves
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15 years 8 months ago #13643
by Tristan
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Replied by Tristan on topic Re:Dry aloe leaves
I would say that if they are dry of sap and non-toxic, the only danger they might pose to your tarantulas is fall damage depending on how you arrange them.
But if you fasten them down (maybe glue them together and then to the side of the enclosure) there shouldn't be any problem with them so far as I can tell.
But if you fasten them down (maybe glue them together and then to the side of the enclosure) there shouldn't be any problem with them so far as I can tell.
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