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I believe it's a female but wanted confirmation. Also now I know why they call them book lungs 😂

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Can you tell from this picture? Thanks

Not sure of what the size of your T is but I also received my avic in a container just like yours. Mine was even worse because it had just one plant, no cork bark and wrong substrate. I had it in there for a little over a month as a I figured out a better enclosure. That's to say... yours is...

Avicularia avicularia a few minutes ago :) 1st molt for my 1st T. Got it last Christmas. Was 2" DLS... I'm looking forward to seeing how much it's grown

Could temperature be an issue? I read this on another thread a few days ago...

New owner here so I don't have much experience but my 2" avic has gone 3 weeks without eating so far

I re-housed on Saturday but didn't get to post pictures then (slightly scary but overall went smoothly). I added hinges and cut out a strip at the bottom to make it easier to open. I also removed the wired mesh from the front hole and closed it with a plexiglass piece. I added ventilation holes...

I see, thanks... I will get cocofiber substrate, tree moss, corkbark and a silk plant with the new enclosure. Not %100 sure yet but I think I'll switch over to the new enclosure and merge items from the old one as needed. I will repost when I get it done. Oh well... I'll have to wait and see...

OK. I would classify it as very light rain. I sprinkle a few drops and let it dry up

I got an A. Avicularia (I think? It says Pink Toe but there's no scientific name) for Christmas. This is a picture from day 1 I didn't know I was getting it so I couldn't do any research ahead of time. Since then I got rid of the sponge in the water dish and realized the enclosure is wrong...