Best way to give water to smaller spiders?

[Doodlebird]

Hello! I have a couple Herpyllus ecclesiasticus, and I was wondering the best way to give them water. I currently use a water bowl, but I was wondering if it would be better to mist a small area, or use a pipette to add some water drops, since this is closer to how they would get water in the wild. Thoughts?

 

[Finikan]

I would use the pipette method, every couple of days I offer some to my tiny slings, if they're webbers, I just add a few to the web. Once I see them drink, I'll wait a while to do it again. I also use dollhouse bowls of water for the very tiny ones.

 

[Doodlebird]

Thank

I would use the pipette method, every couple of days I offer some to my tiny slings, if they're webbers, I just add a few to the web. Once I see them drink, I'll wait a while to do it again. I also use dollhouse bowls of water for the very tiny ones.

Thanks! I'm not a fan of the water bowls because fruit flies get trapped easily and they don't look great, so I'll try out pipettes

 

[MrGhostMantis]

I very very lightly mist. They don’t appreciate it when it’s happening but my smaller trues usually drink afterward

 

[viper69]

Hello! I have a couple Herpyllus ecclesiasticus, and I was wondering the best way to give them water. I currently use a water bowl, but I was wondering if it would be better to mist a small area, or use a pipette to add some water drops, since this is closer to how they would get water in the wild. Thoughts?

Drop wise with a dropper

 

[azal]

Some slings do drown if the drop is too large. So a wet cotton ball maybe