Which of these setups is more suitable for an aphonopelma spiderling?

[NoStoneUnturned Herps]

I have been having a debate right now on what size enclosure i should be keeping my aphonopelma eutylenum sling in(she is in a picture below). She has been living in the tub for around two weeks and has been eating well. Should she be in the smaller one or is the tub ok?

 

[user 666]

I have been having a debate right now on what size enclosure i should be keeping my aphonopelma eutylenum sling in(she is in a picture below). She has been living in the tub for around two weeks and has been eating well. Should she be in the smaller one or is the tub ok?

I have one, and it is a digger.

I'd take the taller enclosure and fill it with 4" of substrate.

 

[Spidermolt]

Both look fine to me. I personally like the smaller cage just because its clearer but I would add another inch or two of substrate in both for digging and falling purposes.

 

[Leila]

I have no idea; but I just want to say that that is one cute T!!!

 

[Spidermolt]

I have one, and it is a digger.

I'd take the taller enclosure and fill it with 4" of substrate.

ah you beat me, I type too slow.

 

[NoStoneUnturned Herps]

T

I have no idea; but I just want to say that that is one cute T!!!

Thanks! She is also very sweet and hasn't tried to bite me or given a threat pose!

 

[NoStoneUnturned Herps]

Both look fine to me. I personally like the smaller cage just because its clearer but I would add another inch or two of substrate in both for digging and falling purposes.

Ok, I think im going to add around 3 more inches to the substrate and use the tub since she will need more room when she grows