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I checked and they are U.S only :(

Hello, I have had a C. Versicolor sling for about 6 months now, and it is about 1.25"- 1.5" / 3-4cm, and I had it housed in a tall plastic cup until now when I felt it was too big and it became dangerous to feed it without risk of escape. So, I purchased an Exo-Terra Nano Tall enclosure, which...

I live in Finland and acrylic enclosures are impossible to find, with the only option being ordering with shipping costs of over 50+ euro, wondering if anyone knows any good sites for enclosures besides tarantulacribs Also sorry for replying so late.

Where'd you get them from?

Hey, what species is your T.? It's gorgeous!

Nobody have any idea? :D

Hello, Picture attached There are these white dots on the side of the substrate and I'm wondering what it is and if it is normal or not. Thanks!

From my limited knowledge on jumping spiders and some research I don't see any other species it could be than a Pius considering its color and region. :D

Well in that case from the second picture I feel like you can maybe see a spermatheca print indicating it's a female but really that's a wild guess.

Hello, The easiest way to tell the sex is from its molt, check for the spermatheca, it's a flap in the top middle part of the abdomen molt. If the flap is there, it's a female, otherwise, male.

I'm really sorry and frustrated to hear what your father did, how is a fly any less ''disgusting'' than a cricket. Sadly, I have not heard of a cure or treatment for DKS. Sounds like you should have a serious talk with your dad. Best of luck.

I havent seen any glass terrariums here in finland for under 100 euros. Even the plastic one I have atm cost 40e. Anyways we got out of topic of the OP here!

Yes sounds about the same size, 30cm x 20cm x 21cm is what I have as well, however mine's a plastic cheaper terrarium as I'm on a smaller budget atm but will definetly upgrade! :D

Hi, I don't really know what stripe is either. Regardless,

Hello, In my opinion that tank looks a bit big and too cluttered. I personally have my 4y female B. Hamorii in a 5gal / 20L tank, and even that is slightly large for her. T's dont need/like a lot of space from my knowledge. I am also still an amateur however so please listen to others as well.