Enclosure/Terrarium Pictures

[Mountaindani]

This is my finished enclosures for my B. Smithi sling (the square) side my C. cyaneopubescens

 

[Barbotte]

Pumpkin patch still too small to go into this one but that's the plan

 

[RezonantVoid]

2 new 40cm harvestmen tanks I made recently.

Assamiidae sp. and Laureola sp. (Isopods)



Nunciella sp. Cardup

 

[RezonantVoid]

Neopantopsalis pentheter vivarium

 

[Wilco13]

Metal ship, half buried in dirt. She liked to dig down and made her home inside the ship, underground.

Red castle, just fish aquarium decor but it was hollow, she made the inside of the castle her burrow and stayed in there.
Just some live succulents, I didn’t keep this one for long as she was having a hard time burrowing and seemed to prefer premade b
All made for a curly haired T sling

 

[Mountaindani]

That looks so cool. The ship is wicked. I like to make my enclosures pretty. I worried about metal rusting. Is that a concern? I have an aquarium castle I'm thinking about using for my LP when it gets a little girth I am tempted to try a succulent in the one corner my GBB doesn't web.

 

[Wilco13]

That looks so cool. The ship is wicked. I like to make my enclosures pretty. I worried about metal rusting. Is that a concern? I have an aquarium castle I'm thinking about using for my LP when it gets a little girth I am tempted to try a succulent in the one corner my GBB doesn't web.

Yess I love decorating, I had one with a dragon in it as well but I only had a video of it and it wouldn’t upload

I wasn’t worried about the metal rusting because I switch up the tank fairly often. I think it was in there maybe two to four weeks before I removed it? No sign of rust anywhere, I was impressed since I always keep humidity high. It was a model ship my big brother bought and built, who knew it would be a baby tarantula home one day??

I loved the castle because I could set a worm on the entrance steps and my sling would come bursting out and drag it into its lair… very fitting for a miniature castle monster! Again a video wouldn’t uploa

I love succulents, only reason it didn’t work out is because my sling was too lazy to burrow, she likes premade dens She’d just sit at the top, definitely not normal T behavior

I like using aquarium decor, there’s usually so many little nooks and crannies for slings to wriggle into

 

[Mountaindani]

This is from Primal Fear Tarantulas. It's what I'm ordering when my LP is ready for its final enclosure. I guess I don't really make my slings enclosures too fancy. I set them up like Tom Morans videos show. I do have a castle I also considered McGuyvering. Someone has a good bioactive video posted I want to use.I have some time to think about it. I did buy cute cube sling enclosures for my G. pulchra and B.smithi because they will be in them for a long time. I decorated them once (Tom Moran style) and they have redecorated the way they like it. I'm not bugging them about it... get it?! Bugging?! Sorry.
I posted my little fluffy G.pulchra

 

[Dementeddoll]

Left Top arboreal canopy enclosures from tarantula cribs. Housing a P. Cambridgei and a P. Irminia.
Left bottom: terrestrial juvi G. Pulchra
Middle bottom: terrestrial juvi Mexican Fireleg
Middle cubes: fossorials housing a C. Lividus (emerald femur), H. Pulchripes, and Blue Fang.
Right canopy C. Versicolor
All enclosures except the one housing the fireleg are from tarantula cribs.
Soil is 50% reptisoil 50% coconut fiber
Added moss and leaf debris along with branches to have a more realistic aesthetic.

 

[bjjpokemon910]

8hr build for Megalopsalis sp. Adelaide Hills

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your setups are the absolute best dawg

 

[liquidfluidity]

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This should look pretty nice once grown in. The central cork bark has 3 entrances/exits and is open all of the way through. My female Singapore has closed off the front facing one. I have tried a different substrate mix so we'll see how it goes.

A bit later

 

[Dementeddoll]

A bit later

I love it

 

[Mountaindani]

A bit later

So beautiful!

A bit later

Wow! Beautiful!

 

[Mountaindani]

your setups are the absolute best dawg

Inspiring!

 

[liquidfluidity]

Thanks guys! I let this one grow in for a while before introducing her. She's pretty good at keeping things pushed over. I regularly go in a clear up some webbing and try to adjust plants more upright. Is what it is...a large spider tank, lol

 

[RezonantVoid]

Neopantopsalis pentheter setup, V2





Assamiidae, possibly Dampetrus sp., enclosure progress


Equitius sp. enclosure progress

 

[liquidfluidity]

Neopantopsalis pentheter setup, V2
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Assamiidae, possibly Dampetrus sp., enclosure progress
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Equitius sp. enclosure progress
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Those are all EXTREMELY nice!

 

[taranbandido]

Theraposa Stirmi enclosure. 92 cm long, 40 high and 32 wide.. Burrow 52 cm long and 27 cm deep with soil to dig..

 

[liquidfluidity]

Looks great! One/two things I would do from experience - a layer of moss and then leaf litter. This will help maintain some moisture and also provide food for the springtails. Your plants will like it too

 

[madagascarhissinglover]

7.5 gallon cage for 4 juvenile G. Portentosa