Dangergirl's enclosures and T's

Dangergirl

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Updates on my critters ...

Well here he is, after his first moult in my care ... my male LP "Diablo"



Good old faithful, "Lucy" my first T




My pulchra "Shaun" coming for a drink of water



"Teddy" the albipilosum


Here's my newest addition "Tristan" the chevron's new tunnel home ...


I managed to get a (BAD) pic of him coming out to grab a cricket before he bolted back down into the tunnel - he is super fast, actually caught this pic
by accident. Good to know he's settled down and eating !!
 

NevularScorpion

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Hello dangergirl :) can you please post some videos on how you make your enclosure. I want to see your style of making them because yours look so perfect. I'm still a noob when it comes to making some, but i want to gain more exp by watching experts like you doing them :)
 

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New guys ...

Here's one of my new albipilosum's "Curly"


"Achilles" the OBT ... cute socks, huh :)

Achilles doing a teleporting escape manouver in the bathtub {D


"Akita" the collotaravillosum ... nice and fat !



Teeny tiny "Delphi" the vulpinus (tripeii?)
 
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Dangergirl

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Update on the older guys ...

"Mercury" boehmei


"Casanova" auratum


"Teddy" albipilosum
 

Dangergirl

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Feeding time, and some of the guys/girls

"Chilli" the emilia ... (most often times I see her ass :mad:)




New Curly having a snack ...


"Mercury" the boehmei having a cricket for dinner

 
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Dangergirl

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Some more ...

"Rosie" the rosea comes for a drink of water


LP "Diablo" eating crickets for supper
 

Dangergirl

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This shot made me think of "Gorillas in the Mist" (taken through a temporary tupperware home) "Curly" eating a cricket
 

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Some pics from this evening

B.albopilosum - "Curly"






N. collotaravillosum - "Akita"


Vagans - "Cayenne"


and my beautiful female B.albopilosum "Amigo" chilling in her coconut ...
 
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Dangergirl

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Making my new enclosures

Some members asked me to show how I make some of my enclosures ... so here's a start on one row of desert-type enclosures ...

I have these acrylic/perspex box backs pre-bent then I assemble them myself - a lip to keep the soil in, hinges and a lock/hasp. I made my tops open upwards. They are 4mm clear acrylic.


So I lined up a row of 5 boxes and used one length of aquarium backing to create a uniform background line ... Added some pebbles for drainage at the front (where the water bowl will be) and peat.


Add more peat and rocks and plants (real and fake) and create "step ups" and layers with natural slate ...



So here are two enclosures which will go side by side for my smithi's ...


And here's my rosea tank ...


And Lucy in her new home ...
 

Dangergirl

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Arboreal tanks

Same kind of box as above but these are 20cmX20cmX45cm in 4mm acrylic perspex. One is a home for Tristan (cambridgeii) and the other will house my next arboreal (P.regalis ?)





 

AmbushArachnids

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WOW those tanks are imcredible. You put every aboreal setup ive seen to shame. :eek: :D
 

Terry D

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Wow Danja, Talk about some clean enclosures!! :worship: The arrangement of epiphytes, succulents and moss are the best I've seen here yet! :} No joke!! Thank you for sharing 'em with us.

Terry
 

possumburg

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Makes my sterilite tubs seem so.....quaint lol Those are some very awesome setups!
 
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