C fimbriatus

EulersK

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Bullet points, here we go!
  • Humid - never let it dry out completely, especially as slings. Adults can handle a dry spell, slings can't.
  • Avoid stuffy enclosures, same with any humid species
  • This species will burrow if given nothing but deep substrate. They will also web integrate web tubes if given anchor points. Your choice.
  • Decent eater and grower. Expect adult females in a couple years and mature males 18 months in.
 

Oliverhenderson

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Bullet points, here we go!
  • Humid - never let it dry out completely, especially as slings. Adults can handle a dry spell, slings can't.
  • Avoid stuffy enclosures, same with any humid species
  • This species will burrow if given nothing but deep substrate. They will also web integrate web tubes if given anchor points. Your choice.
  • Decent eater and grower. Expect adult females in a couple years and mature males 18 months in.
thanks m8
 

basin79

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I'll chirp up as well. Absolutely phenomenonal T. I opted for giving my lass anchor points and she's created an absolutely beautiful enclosure with her webbing. She's also started having a bit of a dig in the corner of the few inches of sub she's got. I'm thinking she's preparing for an upcoming shed.

I planted a fake plant under the sub and had it coming up in various places. Worked a treat.
 

grayzone

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Bullet points, here we go!
  • Humid - never let it dry out completely, especially as slings. Adults can handle a dry spell, slings can't.
  • Avoid stuffy enclosures, same with any humid species
  • This species will burrow if given nothing but deep substrate. They will also web integrate web tubes if given anchor points. Your choice.
  • Decent eater and grower. Expect adult females in a couple years and mature males 18 months in.
Awesome set up. I think fimbriatus are exceptionally good looking ts, but i always got bored with them and traded them off because i kept them as burrowing. I never thought to house them like this. Had i been able to see mine more, i would have kept em around.
 

EulersK

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Awesome set up. I think fimbriatus are exceptionally good looking ts, but i always got bored with them and traded them off because i kept them as burrowing. I never thought to house them like this. Had i been able to see mine more, i would have kept em around.
Yeah, mine is very much a display spider. I plan on eventually making a display setup in the living room, similar to how people have fish. This is going to be the species for it. They don't really use a lot of space, but I've found that they web anything they can get their feet on.
 

grayzone

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Ive seen some amazing arboreal set ups for gbb as well similar to yours as well. Tons of heavy web, and the gbb built a hammock and tunnels suspended in mid air. I never tried it in fear of a fall, but its doable
 
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