What sized vials should I buy for slings

[Spiderguy47]

So my male C. Marshalli just matured which means after he makes a sperm web I can finally start my first breeding project. I want to have everything setup before she lays the eggs. What size vials should I get to put the slings in when I separate them? Will 2.5 dram work?
And here's a picture of the future parents:

 

[Nightstalker47]

I would go bigger on the vials. As slings, ceratogyrus do fine with extra space.

Good luck with the breeding man.

 

[Spiderguy47]

I would go bigger on the vials. As slings, ceratogyrus do fine with extra space.

Do you think these will work: https://freundcontainer.com/as105-5...qGb2wANMlLBoBA-ZzZGmU65YvDKVl4ExoCIcwQAvD_BwE

 

[Nightstalker47]

Do you think these will work: https://freundcontainer.com/as105-5...qGb2wANMlLBoBA-ZzZGmU65YvDKVl4ExoCIcwQAvD_BwE

Should work fine, slings are 1/2'' at second instar...they will outgrow those fairly quickly though.

 

[Spiderguy47]

Should work fine, slings are 1/2'' at second instar...they will outgrow those fairly quickly though.

What about 40 dram: https://www.thorntonplastics.com/40-dram-vial.html

 

[viper69]

40 is better. Also, remember they are FAST. Don't underestimate them because they are slings and a Cerato. I had a Cerato sling shoot out of a vial like that, onto the kitchen floor, and keep on going, didn't miss a beat.

 

[beaker41]

It seems like overkill to use the tube method on something so small but they will shock you at their speed. The other way is to put a bunch of smaller brand new Tupperware containers in a larger one. That way they have a series of slippery walls to climb before they run under whatever you have then sitting on.

 

[Spiderguy47]

I've dealt with speedy slings in the past, I think I can handle the rehouse.