It can kinda work, but there are 3 issues. Too much height, but you can add more substrate dealing with that. Lack of ventilation is another issue regarding air flow. And lastly is the lack of width, which a T. stirmi can easily outgrow it. It can work for a juvie T. stirmi for a little bit into early sub-adult. But note that T. stirmi grows quite quickly with each molt, and it's definitely going to need something bigger in the long run.
Ok! I'll save off getting a Stirmi for later in life when I have the right stuff. I'm thinking of a regular tarantula for the tank, then, I've always wanted a Brachypelma species. And I would say my experience is not expert level, I have two tarantulas right now
Ok, what's a species you WOULD recommend? I'm thinking a Brachypelma, and for the smaller one, what do you think would go good with that? Doesn't have to be a tarantula, I was thinking about getting a scorpian
Brachys are easy enough, you'll just need to mod the lid into acrylic and drill in some vent holes. Also keep in mind, anything other then an adult will be too small for a ten gallon aquarium.