Enclosure/Terrarium Pictures

[TheNatural]

Lasiodora klugi 10cm

 

[TheNatural]

Aphonopelma seemani - 10cm

 

[Doezsha]

Avicularia.avicularia

 

[C_Strike]

T blondi

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Pamphobeteus 'South equador II'

T apophysis

 

[verry_sweet]

P. formosa.

10 Gallon tank. Old root ball sawed off a large washed up tree on a riverbank. To make the den I cut a milk jug to fit a hole in the center of the root mass which I hot glued on. After which I hot glued moss to close any gaps and to cover the plastic. I also hot glued moss to the cut area towards the bottom. Very simple and it didn’t take long at all....plus I recycled in the process

Front

Front

Left side

back

Right side

 

[P. Novak]

Looks great Stephanie! Congrats.


Poecilotheria ornata enclosure

 

[verry_sweet]

Thanx Paul!! And once again I really like you’re set up and the ornata isn’t half bad either :drool:

 

[keegan150]

im new so i decided to post my G. rosea tank pics
they might not be that good tho
lol

pokemon posters...oh yeah lol

through the trees...

here he/she is(anyone help me sex it?)-Kumonga

well
what do u think?

 

[Robert Seliger]

The following two pics are big glass tanks, where I kept a group of Poecilotheria formosa and Poecilotheria fasciata inside, long time ago. I think it was in 2004.

Tank: 40cm x 40cm x 80cm
Poecilotheria formosa

Tank: 40cm x 40cm x 80cm
Poecilotheria fasciata

Regards.
Robert

 

[chaseewfahn]

P. regalis

My P. regalis

 

[Doezsha]

my mature female H.lividum enclosure.

 

[Doezsha]

Some of my slings enclosures

 

[mischaaussems]

A few months ago I started creating custom tanks and custom backgrounds, but it took a lote more time to build them than I originally had calculated. Here a few new self-build enclosures and backwalls

Holothele incei communal setup (4 incei slings)

Overview of the six enclosured I've made so far. Top 3 have slidings doors, but I don't like them. Bottom 3 have Guillotine doors, they work far better. Top 3 enclosured will be rebuild with guillotine doors.

Brachypelma smithi, subadult male enclosure

Theraphosa blondi, I redecorated the tank.

Originally intended for an arboreal spider, but I don't have any large specimens yet only slings and juvenile specimens. Enclosure is now used by an Aphonopelma seemanni mature female.

 

[P. Novak]

Rehoused

Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens

Poecilotheria formosa

 

[Austin S.]

those are really nice Paul! I bet your blue is going to have A LOT of fun with all of those branches!!!

 

[P. Novak]

those are really nice Paul! I bet your blue is going to have A LOT of fun with all of those branches!!!

Thanks Austin! Just keeping it simple and pleasing! You know what, I bet your right.. I can't wait to wake up to a whole bunch of webbing. :drool:

 

[TalonAWD]

I made this for my C. cyaneopubescens (Green Bottle Blue)I used an ExoTerra Tank. (12x12x12)
Frontal close view

Top view

Cave view

 

[evil_educator]

how do you guys make those wicked backdrops... and what substrate do you use?

 

[PhilK]

Woah... some of your enclosures are just amazing. The ones above this post... drool... backdrops are s great, and the moss between the roots... I couldn't DREAM of making something like that.. My girl is slumming it up in this hovel..

I feel bad for her after all those awesome enclosures

 

[silieputty]

My 3" L. difficilis terrarium. It's an Exo Terra Faunarium (like a large kritter keeper, but better because it's not in those bright colours and it's cheaper). 2 plastic plants from WalMart and a half coconut house from Petco. Substrate is "orchid mix" and vermiculite. The substrate is too stony for me, and next time I change enclosures I will get rid of the orchid mix and replace with something else. Unfortunately I can't find small bags of peat here, and cannot purchase a huge bale due to storage issues (I live in an apartment).