Where on container store?

[RTTB]

Smart and Final has a line of screw top clear plastic containers under the brand name First St. I use them a lot.

 

[Ratmosphere]

I still think the water dish is huge. If I cut it in half with scissors, could the tarantula get hurt by the thin plastic? Should I add aquarium pebbles in some so they're not as deep when full?

 

[Ratmosphere]

Anyone?

 

[Ungoliant]

I still think the water dish is huge. If I cut it in half with scissors, could the tarantula get hurt by the thin plastic? Should I add aquarium pebbles in some so they're not as deep when full?

Sharp, jagged plastic should be avoided, especially as the tarantula is likely to lean over the dish (or worse, could fall onto it from above).

It's probably easier just to find something shallower that will be more flush with the substrate.

 

[Ratmosphere]

Would a deep water cap be big enough? I used one for my 3.5" Brachypelma smithi male before I sold him.

 

[WeightedAbyss75]

If you see the tropicana bottles with the twist top, those are really great. No cracks, very cheap, nice size, and you get orange juice from it too! There are other tops to multiple other drinks in the same "area", but I love them

 

[Esherman81]

I was going to use those but was told they're too big for this species.

It depends how big of a Ts your putting in it.

 

[Ratmosphere]

Ended up finding a few good sized caps at Walmart that were on seltzer bottles. Pretty hyped!

 

[Red Eunice]

The local Pottery Barn sells 4" diameter by 3/4" deep ceramic dishes for under a $1. Bought a case of 24, for the large enclosures, plus 5 colors to choose from.