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No, I modified it myself. I've heard horror stories about T's getting caught in screen lids, so I changed it. I took the metal screen out and used a non toxic hot glue to hold in the acrylic I cut and drilled.

It may have been able to stay in it's old enclosure for maybe 1 more molt but it was a little difficult to find a enclosure size between what it was in and this one.

The T is over 3". The enclosure is a Nano 8x8x12 tall and the cork tube is a size small.

Decided to give one of Bio Dudes kits a try!

Does anyone know if Pet Center USA is only selling T's by whole sale or not? I was just on their site and not only did they raise minimum purchase to $100 bucks but I couldn't find a link to the T's other than a whole sale link.

All 3 are 2nd enstar slings to my knowledge, just incase it helps.

I just recently got 3 new T's.... Ephebopus Cyanognathus Haplopelma Lividum Poecilotheria Metallica I realize all T's are different, but about how long should it take for these to get used to their new enclosures. I think the H. Lividum is getting there, it webbed up a little tunnel and I was...

I guess I spoke too soon, I got home after work yesterday and it made itself a little Web tunnel down low to hide in.

Cool thanks, I justwanted to make sure it wasn't something I did.

It's maybe only 2nd enstar

No, this is day 3 is in its new enclosure and it doesn't even appear to have attempted to dig a hole. I meant the opening to its enclosure.

Was wondering if anyone had experience with these as slings? As I understand it these are a burrowing species. During the day my sling will hang out right under the lid to its enclosure and at night it seems to come down and explore. I was wondering if this behavior seems normal. During the day...

See that's why I never trust just one source of information. It could be correct but it might not be# Tarantula App. For example.

Moisture shouldn't be a problem for me. I live in Florida. Humidity is always high and moisture holds very well at least in my A. Versicolors enclosure, so I should be good in the moisture department. My enclosures usually have good cross ventilation as well!:smuggrin:

what special needs are you referring to?

Well some of the T's that I will have in the future will be nasty tempered old world T's so I'll eventually be working that way

The tarantula app I have for my phone says they use an aboreal set up but the people at fearnottarantulas.com say they use terrestrial set upso_O

Just to clarify I was referring to.... Ephebopus Cyanognathus Oligoxystre Diamantinensis :)

I'm thinking about adding 1 of or maybe both of these T's to my collection. I was wondering if someone has these T's and could possibly give me some input on them?

Thanks, I know where to get those vents so I can modify the enclosure and put 1 more 2 inch vent across from the other vent down low, and do 2 of the 1 inch vents in the lid. Then the ventilation should be perfect!