YagerManJennsen
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Here's a pic of a Julie C. fimbriatus enclosure. Expecting arrival next week 
Juvenile C. fimbriatus enclosure
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Venom1080
Arachnoemperor
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hope you have better luck with this one.
also, water bowl?
also, water bowl?
YagerManJennsen
Arachnobaron
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Have not put one in yet. Just forgot. :/
Spidermolt
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hope the substrates deep and you like paying for pet holes like me!
Red Eunice
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Looks to be a good setup for a juvenile, just add the water dish.
Chilobrachys sp. can be frustrating when it comes to housing requirements. Dependent on how each one prefers to live. Some will be notorious burrowers and others want a terrestrial lifestyle. I had a C. huahini that choose a near arboreal lifestyle. Webbed her enclosure from top to bottom, an 8X8X16 arboreal setup.
I house them (Chilobrachys) as slings with lots of topsoil for burrowing. Watching how they acclimate, then as juveniles, rehouse them in enclosures suitable to their preferred lifestyle, not how I dictate. IME, a content T is a less defensive T, except when rehousing of course.
Chilobrachys sp. can be frustrating when it comes to housing requirements. Dependent on how each one prefers to live. Some will be notorious burrowers and others want a terrestrial lifestyle. I had a C. huahini that choose a near arboreal lifestyle. Webbed her enclosure from top to bottom, an 8X8X16 arboreal setup.
I house them (Chilobrachys) as slings with lots of topsoil for burrowing. Watching how they acclimate, then as juveniles, rehouse them in enclosures suitable to their preferred lifestyle, not how I dictate. IME, a content T is a less defensive T, except when rehousing of course.