hide ideas for deli cups?

[ACoopBB24]

i need some suggestions on hides for little terrestrials in deli cups..... and they are pretty small deli cups!

thanx

 

[TheWidowsPeak]

how small are these deli cups. would 1 of those little cups that you get at fast food places for ketchup work. just an idea. i guess it depends on how small the spiders are.

 

[ACoopBB24]

well..... right now i only need i hide for my little GBB that is in a deli cup that is about 2" tall and about 5" wide.

 

[jwb121377]

At that size I wouldn't worry to much about giving it a hide, just make you don't keep it in an encloser that is not to large for it and it won't get stressed.

 

[D-Man]

Deli cup suites

I have my slings in 16oz deli cups. Once the substrate dries a bit, they dig up their own little hides. You can pre-dig the substrate for them to get them started. You can also break a very small piece of cork bark.

 

[RugbyDave]

I agree with D-man.. I've got tons of little slings in small small deli cups, and all i do for "hides" is get some SLIGHTLY wet moss on top of the substrate, and the T's make their own little hides....

no worries at all!

pce,
dave

 

[sunnymarcie]

How big are these tiny T's?
If they are really tiny you can use tattoo ink cups
They are much smaller than condiment cups.

 

[Maggie]

I third that when they are that small they pretty much make their own hides. But as a alternative the pieces or cork bark and ink cups are good ideas.

 

[MizM]

White plastic lids fro a 2 liter soda bottle.

 

[SpiderTwin]

If you are going to put something in as a hide, just make sure it is something that will not mildew, a piece of corkbark or something plastic like everyone has said would work good. Other types of wood or natural items may mildew.