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<blockquote data-quote="Chubbs" data-source="post: 62237" data-attributes="member: 1084"><p>I would say no, but I personally wouldn't want to risk it. I stopped using kritter keeper because of those vents, plus I hate the tiny opening at the top. There's barely any room to work in there with the tongs, and that's not something you want when working with a fast-moving species. Just my opinion though. I realize you already made the purchase, but I would've suggested keeping a few faster-moving and defensive New Worlds like Psalmopoeus or Ephebopus or one of the more laid-back and less venomous Old Worlds like A.ezendami, M.balfouri, or C.darlingi/marshali. But what's done is done. Best of luck with the sling. They do grow very fast so be prepared.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chubbs, post: 62237, member: 1084"] I would say no, but I personally wouldn't want to risk it. I stopped using kritter keeper because of those vents, plus I hate the tiny opening at the top. There's barely any room to work in there with the tongs, and that's not something you want when working with a fast-moving species. Just my opinion though. I realize you already made the purchase, but I would've suggested keeping a few faster-moving and defensive New Worlds like Psalmopoeus or Ephebopus or one of the more laid-back and less venomous Old Worlds like A.ezendami, M.balfouri, or C.darlingi/marshali. But what's done is done. Best of luck with the sling. They do grow very fast so be prepared. [/QUOTE]
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