Think my B.Albo will like her new crib?

[Darkmatter57]

Going to be rehousing Rosie today in her new 12x12x12, so excited, only question is if i should remove/reduce the corkbark litter i put on the floor, will there be a problem with too much humidity?

 

[BoyFromLA]

Per your previous posting about rehousing:

http://arachnoboards.com/threads/should-i-wait-to-rehouse.308062/

It seems too much height for your 2.5” Brachypelma albopilosum in that enclosure. If I were you I would put it elsewhere.

Below picuture is my Brachypelma albopilosum.

 

[AnimalNewbie]

Going to be rehousing Rosie today in her new 12x12x12, so excited, only question is if i should remove/reduce the corkbark litter i put on the floor, will there be a problem with too much humidity?

That’s definitely too much height for this species unless you put a lot more substrate. Save these enclosures for arboreal Ts

 

[viper69]

Going to be rehousing Rosie today in her new 12x12x12, so excited, only question is if i should remove/reduce the corkbark litter i put on the floor, will there be a problem with too much humidity?

If that's an arboreal ExoTerra, do your T a life saving favor and lay the tank the long way.

 

[Darkmatter57]

If that's an arboreal ExoTerra, do your T a life saving favor and lay the tank the long way.

I mean its 12x12x12 so laying it on its side wont really do much no?

 

[viper69]

I mean its 12x12x12 so laying it on its side wont really do much no?

Correct, it's a cube.

 

[Darkmatter57]

Correct, it's a cube.

So it's kinda impossible to lay it "the long way" lmao, there is no long way.

 

[viper69]

So it's kinda impossible to lay it "the long way" lmao, there is no long way.

I didn't know it was a cube, otherwise I would not have posted I'm pretty sure I know geometry.