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Too much ventilation is always better than not enough. I try to always err on the side of caution than not. I also like to keep a moisture gradient in all my enclosures, arid or not. It always gives them an option to burrow down to more moist levels should they choose to. This usually just...

It's hard to be an active member when half of the community is as toxic and as unfriendly as they are. I'll find another forum. Thank you for your time.

I just want to post a for free ad. There is no way to do that other than being a supporter?

I've navigated the classifieds and I can't find a post button. I assume I need to be a supporter to do so?

Compared to the female, he is just stunning.

The problem with a deli cup is that you open it from the top and versicolors like to web the top of their enclosures.

I was simply just showing him the difference between a 32 and 16 oz cup. I wouldnt personally house a versicolor in one, but each to their own.

I bought 50 32 oz deli cups, 50 16 oz, and 100 lids for 16 dollars or something. This hobby doesn't need to be expensive. They aren't the prettiest enclosures, but they are super versatile.

Makes sense.

Do you tape your lids on for a reason? Seems like a hassle when you're doing any maintenance.

Mom knows what's best! I do suggest a car though. You'll never be upset with that purchase lol. Then you can go pick up your own tarantulas.

Yeah tarantula Canada does deals like 5 for 50 dollars, or 5 for 100 dollars. So I snag what I find interesting or species I don't have and order them in bulk to make the shipping worth while.

https://arachnoboards.com/threads/i-think-im-ready-for-18-new-slings-next-week.335251/

Because I'm letting them dry out before my shipment of 18 slings comes in.

16 ounce in the front, 32 oz in the back. They are just twice as big.

That enclosure that houses your current p.met would be perfect for a versicolor with maybe a little more ventilation. And in all honesty, you'll like the versi more as you'll see it far more often. It's nowhere near as reclusive.

You should have seen the regalia and ornata. Unfortunately I didn't want to shell out a ton of money. But they had zero substrate and had like 1 or 2 leaves and a skinny stick. It was horrifying.

They were all throughout.

I seen this P.muticus at a reptile store, poor thing was in what looks like dirt dug up from the side of the road with a bunch of rocks in it.

You change your mind by the minute. You want to trade her in, you want to keep her, you want another old world. You need to sit down and make a game plan. You keep asking for our advice, yet you never take it. So why do you keep asking us? Figure out what "YOU" want and go with it. It...