I’ve been using these same display boxes from the Container Store for my two slings, and just a warning, after regular openings one of the lids has become really loose and not sealed at all. The other is getting wonky too. I don’t think they’re meant to be opened a lot. Others may have had different experiences though.think that's enough ventilation?
the two containers with red lids are my other two Tarantula enclosures with an L.P. sling and a Curly sling.
This is a softball display box, I will definitely watch for problems with the lid. Thanks for the heads upI’ve been using these same display boxes from the Container Store for my two slings, and just a warning, after regular openings one of the lids has become really loose and not sealed at all. The other is getting wonky too. I don’t think they’re meant to be opened a lot. Others may have had different experiences though.
I think I’m going to switch to small Amac boxes.
Can the Spider move around well and does it have ample space for both webbing, burrowing (if applicable) and a bit of exploring without being crammed up with tank decor up its rear end? If the answer is yes, then it should be okay.My Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens just molted yesterday, it is growing larger *of course* and it made me wonder when is an enclosure too small?
Beautiful right?Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens enclosure question
how do you know when an enclosure is too small?
the enclosure looks small on my GBB Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens but i've heard all kinds of mixed opinions on the subject. I did a search and couldn't find this question only variants of is *this enclosure* too small for *this* tarantula, whats the guideline? twice leg span? three -four times leg span? what's the consensus how do i know when a tarantula, any tarantula has outgrown its current enclosure?
While im on the subject would a small KK be appropriate for my GBB or will it just web the lid to death and make it difficult do work in/on?
No prob! Hope it works out. I really like the look of these display boxes.This is a softball display box, I will definitely watch for problems with the lid. Thanks for the heads up
Enclosure is fine for that size, but my god.... that substrate looks like nails. I would change that substrate immediately. I would add a little bit of more ventilation as well.Do I need to rehouse?! The enclosure is 3 inches long and wide and1.5 in tall. It's a brachypelma albopilosum (curly hair) View attachment 290033 View attachment 290034 View attachment 290035
Thank you for the advice. I will do both. I'm considering when changing out the substrate and adding more ventilation doing a rehouse to a slightly bigger more like deli container around 4in-6in diameter. Do you have any recommendation for how tall that Deli container should be, maybe I'm overthinking it.Enclosure is the fine for that size, but my god.... that substrate looks like nails. I would change that substrate immediately. I would add a little bit of more ventilation as well.