Enclosure/Terrarium Pictures

[Lorgakor]

Booyaka, I'm curious how deep the substrate is in your Pterinochilus tanks? It doesn't look very deep for burrowers, which those species are. Especially P. chordatus and P. lugardi. Nice job on the decorations though!:clap: They would be fantastic arboreal cages.

 

[BooYaKa]

Yes, there's a litlle lack of substrate, but when I'll have all decorations I wanted, then I make them conditions like in heaven

 

[Nilsson]

Hi in this link i have some pic of my terrariums i use. (all text in swedish)

http://kryp.forum24.se/kryp-about680.html

Hope it can bee useful.

 

[ACR]

hi my friends..

gigus, jw73 thanks for your comments :worship:

add some pictures to show them as goes remaining the terrarium

 

[diKe]

 

[ACR]

jeje....

here the pictures

 

[Gigas]

Very nice tank, where has the avic put its web tube? has it made a web tube?

 

[ACR]

Hi...

It began to build its web in the upper part of the trunk with holes, between the trunk and the wall, but even it does not finish

 

[Scorpendra]

updated T shelf:

 

[Camberwell]

Good day all,

just thought i'd share pics of my spider room

Camberwell

 

[syndicate]

nice tanks man.it seems like all u guys in europe have access to more random aquariums.or u all just build them haha

 

[Cerbera]

Acr

Hey ACR - your tank looks phenomenal, may I say, but whats the situation on ventilation ? I notice your tank is 100% humidity, a condition which has been known to kill some avics (from search of previous threads). Also its mostly glass, so not easy to drill into - how much airflow does that tank get ? The avic doesn't look like it's having problems, but i'm curious...

I also note, with a small smile to myself that the humdidty guage on the wall of the tank is showing 60% or something, when there is water dripping off the walls ! Unless its a thermometer of course...

Not a criticism necessarily, and the conditions in the (excellent) photo may not be the typical, so I may be banging on about nothing (again).

Cheers

Jay

 

[Tegenaria]

Terrestrial/burrowing

Simple microwave containers, stacked.
Top - Tegenaria sp(possibly domestica) female.(arboreal?)

Bottom - Chilean Rose sling-Burrowing/Terrestrial

Side view:

Substrate vermiculite plus sphagnum moss with G rosea.

 

[Gigas]

Looks veeeery damp, too damp for a rosea, no misting at all with this species, bone dry substrate with a small water dish.

I have a friend whos been studying tegenairia, he says that gigantea have more arboreal tendencies

 

[ACR]

hi Cerbera....

I thank your comments :worship:

The terrarium have a complete wall with netting metallica and it serves also as entrance, the humidity oscillates between 70%, temp 28°C (82°F), my avic seems that feels happy thus.

i show you a picture in a before setup

 

[Cerbera]

Well that would be that question answered ! Awesome, awesome tank, dude..

 

[Bryan91901]

Heres my Blondi setup

He likes to chill in the skull sometimes lol...

 

[HuonHengChai]

bayani919: Impressive setup! i like the concept and the way the deco are arranged

 

[Tcrazy]

here are my set ups

katydid set up

 

[Flogger]

Got a few new terrariums this weekend and a bunch of new spiders, so naturally I made a whole new setup.

So let's try to explain what's in there.
Tall one on the left: Nepila senegalensis
The one right of that one: Haplopelma hainanum
The three tiny ones: Porrhothele antipodiana
Right of that: Haplopelma schmidti GCF
Three jars on the left: Haplopelma lividum
Next two jars: Haplopelma albostriatum
Last jar: Haplopelma minax
Below that: Haplopelma lividum DCF
Left of that: Haplopelma lividum