I have mealworms!
I'll probs just pre kill that and see if it eats it. But Id probs have to cut it in half just because it's probably to big for it 
I wouldn’t trust most advice from the Dark Den, his channel is the History channel equivalent of the invert hobby. Although fun and entertaining he only provides highlights of the hobby and quite a bit of his practice is designed to generate views and excite. Not inform... Go to Tom Moran for that...I got my cute sling yesterday and I don't even know what to feed it? I've heard you cant feed it bigger than its size.. Any recommendations? I saw Dark den (on youtube) Feed his small spiders small flies.. But Idk if I would trust a fly just because they like to eat just about anything
I just got him yesterday i'll wait till tomorrow to try to feed him
I will indeed look into some of his sling videos! Thank you.
How often do I spray the enclosure with water? I forgot to ask as well.
But thank you 
I wish
Its way to small for a water dish
I actually was going to put a water dish BUT the person I bought from (Jamie's tarantulas) said not to give them one this small. I don't know where it would even go since I have it in a tube like enclosure.1. theres no such thing as a t too small for a dish....too small for some enclosures, but thats your lone limiting factor for having a dish.
2. Adding water, or misting, should simply be done when things dry out....dampen part of the sub, when it dries, repeat the process...sling enclosures can be allowed to dry from time to time.
3. Diced mealworms are the easiest sling feeder....and because you can give larger chunks, you wont need to feed very often....i feed slings mealworm chunks every 7-14 days depending on their plumpness and still maintain darn near max growth rates.
