Enclosure/Terrarium Pictures

[Dorifto]

Wonderful as always!!!

 

[RezonantVoid]

2 shots of my Euoplos turrificus tank now that she's finally made her signature turret entrance. You can finally actually see where she is in the tank

 

[l4nsky]

Semi-serious question here. At what point does a "tarantula room" cross the line and become a "tarantula facility" lol? Maybe two or three more shelving units to go still?

 

[RezonantVoid]

Here are some of the displays I made for the 2022 national CVRIC insect exhibition a few days ago.

Sason colemani, partially completed


Namirea sp. Flinders Ranges


Blakistonia sp. leaf lid


Bymainiella polesoni


Euoplos thynnearum


Cataxia babindaensis, old tank with 2 specimens communally housed.


Dwarf rock Stanwellia that I discovered


Arbanitis sp. Coramba 1, a 12"-14" tall vertical tube building species, partially completed tunnel.


Paraembolides boydi


Australothele nambucca

 

[RezonantVoid]

Just some super cool shots of one of the enclosures above showing a snapshot of what the setup will look like when the spider finishes it's unique structure. This is my Arbanitis sp. Coramba 1, in the wild they will build a vertical camoflauged tunnel against a plant/tree that in some cases can reach to around 1 and a half feet (45cm) in height. Unlike the photo above, these ones show the spider at the entrance, after only a few days into constructing her tube.

For all the people who don't understand why I go to the lengths I do when making enclosures, this result is why.

 

[Dorifto]

Wonderful, like always

 

[RezonantVoid]

Wonderful, like always

Many thanks, your influence has been great inspiration in my shift to natural bioactive setups

 

[cshouston]

My attempt at recreating a bit of Brachypelma smithi's natural habitat. I have a 5" female on the way next week, and I wanted a nice display piece.


Reference image

 

[me and my Ts]

grammostola actaeon female in 8” cube exo terra

 

[RezonantVoid]

8hr build for Megalopsalis sp. Adelaide Hills

 

[esa space station]

0.1 Theraphosa Blondi new tank

 

[esa space station]

0.1 theraphosa blondi

 

[esa space station]

0.1 t blondi

 

[esa space station]

better angle

 

[Smotzer]

8hr build for Megalopsalis sp. Adelaide Hills

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Dude this is great work for an amazing species!! Awesome tank!!

 

[rubin10]

some terrestrials:
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some arboreals:
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Rearing (hope the word is correct):
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wats the dimensions of the mutinous enclosures?

some terrestrials:
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some arboreals:
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Rearing (hope the word is correct):
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Whats the dimensions of the murinus enclosures?

 

[8 legged]

wats the dimensions of the mutinous enclosures?

Whats the dimensions of the murinus enclosures?

Terrestrial: 30x30x30cm
Arboreal: 20x20x30cm
Acryl: 25x15x20cm
The rest is somewhere in between

 

[joossa]

5.5G short for female G. pulchra just prepped. She'll be moving in in a couple days.

 

[RezonantVoid]

My largest tank so far, a 40x40x40cm communal tank for Equitius sp. harvestmen and in the future, Laureola sp. Isopods.







The current occupants are about 17 of these

 

[Sdarky]

Voici le terrarium de mon Avicularia metallica, c'est mon premier terrarium avec des plantes naturelles (et des fausses aussi).