Enclosure/Terrarium Pictures

[Poxicator]

@redtegu: nice P. irminia set-up, I think my irminia isn't actually an irminia as it shows none of the chevron or orange markings :-/

Here's a recent one I set up for my P. reduncus

 

[TalonAWD]

question four... I know people will probably ask, and I feel bad for not telling.. but its a secret...

thank you for your comments as well...
justin

Why would it be a secret??? This forum is about tarantulas?

 

[opticle]

Thirtysixwood:
"question four... I know people will probably ask, and I feel bad for not telling.. but its a secret..."

well if its just because you don't want other people to know how you made it,

sounds abit selfish to me....after all you did make a thread asking people how to make one of them enclosures right??

 

[fishwithoutabik]

arboreal enclosure

10 gallon setup for A huriana.

 

[thirtysixwood]

Thirtysixwood:
"question four... I know people will probably ask, and I feel bad for not telling.. but its a secret..."

well if its just because you don't want other people to know how you made it,

sounds abit selfish to me....after all you did make a thread asking people how to make one of them enclosures right??

I think what the topic of discussion is not in how I made it, but what Tarantula is in it...lol... its cool though...

Oh and to TalonAWD... Well, I guess I just dont feel like telling everyone what it is... Sometimes I cant believe it myself.. Someday I'll let it be known...and I hope the few people that do know respect my decision to keep it private...

 

[dovii88]

seems like i NEVER post in the T section around here,...
gotta start someday

wat did u use to light the individual tanks

 

[Rekman]

Exo Terra (45x45x45cm)

For my little hairy girlfriend, Rosa (G. Rosea)








Enclosure: Exo Terra (45x45x45cm)
With 15-20cm of Plant Substrate, and for decoration a layer of Bark.
I have no lightning resource other than the sun. But looks for a good alternative for that, cause I dont see the sun that much around here...

 

[proper_tea]

Burrowing

0.1.0 B. Sabulosum 5.5 gallon w/live plants, living substrate, and gravel drainage layer

 

[proper_tea]

Burrowing

H Lividum w/live plants, living substrate, and drainage layer

heavily planted

just settling in

cork bark to direct her to burrow here... to prevent her from uprooting the plants

 

[proper_tea]

Burrowing

Grammostola aureostriata, 5.5 gallon... similar to B. Sabulosum, and H. Lividum

 

[proper_tea]

arboreal

A. Avicularia 10 gallon partitioned tank, living substrate, live plants, drainage, etc.

in tube web molting

post-molt

 

[proper_tea]

arboreal

Different A. Avicularia... set up to other, but in exo-terra

 

[proper_tea]

arboreal

P. Regalis sling

bonsai tree in jar to increase humidity and oxygen content

 

[jinx]

Was wondering if you Brachypelma owners could post pics of your enclosures. I didn't see very many when searching this thread. I will be getting a B.Smithi this week and even though it will only be a 1.5". I would like to get some ideas. Another question that I have is would a rectangular plastic container with dimensions of 5"x4"x3" be too big for a 1.5" smithi? Thanks.

 

[dannax]

nothing super-fantastic, but it's home.

 

[Aunt Ant]

Was wondering if you Brachypelma owners could post pics of your enclosures. I didn't see very many when searching this thread. I will be getting a B.Smithi this week and even though it will only be a 1.5". I would like to get some ideas. Another question that I have is would a rectangular plastic container with dimensions of 5"x4"x3" be too big for a 1.5" smithi? Thanks.

The container you describe sounds ok for a B.smithi that size
Here's my B.smithi's enclosure. It's a 2.5 gallon tank. Substrate consisted of peat moss and a touch of sand. I half buried the log hide, and added dry moss, reindeer lichen, cork bark, and dead fern for interest. I've seen her all over this tank; sitting in the hide, on the hide, in the water dish, on the moss, in the corners.. No space is wasted lol
Disregard the fir bark chips, they came with a zoomed pre-mixed substrate. I found out they weren't good for inverts, so the sub's been changed since the pic was taken

 

[Poxicator]

I'm rehousing my community of 3 x P. rufliata (as mentioned earlier in this thread) from a sweet jar to an Exo-terra. I've included a colony of pil bugs and springtails in the substrate and should move the Ts into their new home over the weekend.
Thought I'd give you a preview of how things are going.

 

[jinx]

The container you describe sounds ok for a B.smithi that size
Here's my B.smithi's enclosure. It's a 2.5 gallon tank. Substrate consisted of peat moss and a touch of sand. I half buried the log hide, and added dry moss, reindeer lichen, cork bark, and dead fern for interest. I've seen her all over this tank; sitting in the hide, on the hide, in the water dish, on the moss, in the corners.. No space is wasted lol
Disregard the fir bark chips, they came with a zoomed pre-mixed substrate. I found out they weren't good for inverts, so the sub's been changed since the pic was taken

:razz: Thanks for posting those pics. What size tank is that and where did you get that lid from? Nice looking Smithi by the way!!

 

[Aunt Ant]

Thanks, the tank measures 12x6x8, and both the lid and tank came from the local Petland Discounts

 

[Nam]

My Avic's new home!!

Thanks Adam for the new Cage!!