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Arachnobaron
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Which is considered ideal, vent holes on the side vs top of enclosure?
There are pre-made acrylic cages online I rather liked however they have vent holes on the top(both drilled little holes in rows or round mesh screen). But then so many of the pictures on this site show cross ventilation on the sides- is this the ideal?
I'm keeping mainly species that seem to like it on the dry side- A. chalcodes, A. eutylenum, GBB and G. pulchripes. Extremely temped to jump in and try an arboreal- probably A. versicolor- cross ventilation is best for arboreals, right?
p.s. the main reason for wanting acrylic is for viewing access and not planning to have a huge collection(I'm sure some of you chuckle at this but...) so it will not be such a huge expense.
There are pre-made acrylic cages online I rather liked however they have vent holes on the top(both drilled little holes in rows or round mesh screen). But then so many of the pictures on this site show cross ventilation on the sides- is this the ideal?
I'm keeping mainly species that seem to like it on the dry side- A. chalcodes, A. eutylenum, GBB and G. pulchripes. Extremely temped to jump in and try an arboreal- probably A. versicolor- cross ventilation is best for arboreals, right?
p.s. the main reason for wanting acrylic is for viewing access and not planning to have a huge collection(I'm sure some of you chuckle at this but...) so it will not be such a huge expense.