This is an important step in all my rehouses, the consolation cricketYou can move the sling into the new container whenever you're ready - even when they're still eating they are reluctant to drop the meal they're working on.
This is an important step in all my rehouses, the consolation cricketYou can move the sling into the new container whenever you're ready - even when they're still eating they are reluctant to drop the meal they're working on.
If I look at the sizing chart on the Fear Not Tarantulas site, I'd say he is probably between the 1/2" and the 3/4" inch. It's kind of hard for me to tell what he would look like on a quarter. hahaHow large is the sling compared to the container any pics from above ?
I got it from my normal exotic pet shop and they're usually really good? I don't think they are breeding the spiders in the store so I can only assume that whoever produced the spider put him in the vial with moss? I don't really know. I have a lot to learn. Perhaps they do as well!Buy from a Reputable Dealer next time.
A bit large, but its not gonna kill it....but keep in mind, the larger the enclosure, the more likely your sling is to burrow away...and when they do this you cant monitor them, they feed less often and as a result, grow much slower.going back and forth about what to put him in. I think the 4oz container I put holes in may be too large. But
Pill bottles work, but they encourage burrowing...although they tend to still be close to food so you dont get the same negative response you might from an over sized container....they can also be a little dangerous with regards to moisture, as its easy to over do it.But I think it is wise to get him out of the pill bottle simply because it seems like it is more for an arboreal species,
You dont get much feedback becase its unimportant...many use moss, its fine, others like myself, never use moss...and we all are capable of raising a sling...moss is like substrate, its all up to the keepers preferences.plus I haven't gotten good feedback here about the moss being in there. Also
Lots of ventilation isnt critical for slings, in fact too much can mean the enclosure dries out too quickly and is unable to retain the required moisture.Also I would like him to have more ventilation
Seller Sold Old and Sickly Spiders IMO. Buyer Paid for it with $$$ and Heartache.Buy from a Reputable Dealer next time.