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That's a horrible enclosure for a Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens.
I can see it now, the people on Facebook said "it'll be fine because they're SEMI ARBOREAL"
A tarantula species with the biology of a terrestrial won't survive a fall that an arboreal species can take. It will die.
Never house a Chromatopelma like that. Put in in a terrestrial set up.
Why is that B. smithi housed like a fossorial?
Whoever you got your husbandry information from, avoid them as much as possible when it comes to tarantulas.
I can see it now, the people on Facebook said "it'll be fine because they're SEMI ARBOREAL"

A tarantula species with the biology of a terrestrial won't survive a fall that an arboreal species can take. It will die.
Never house a Chromatopelma like that. Put in in a terrestrial set up.
Why is that B. smithi housed like a fossorial?
Whoever you got your husbandry information from, avoid them as much as possible when it comes to tarantulas.