T stirmi enclosure question

[Will]

Would this be big enough for an adult T stirmi? http://www.biopod.com/terra/

It's 24.65" long, 15" wide, 14" high, and it's 19 gallons (22.5 US gallons)

I realise that the level of substrate you can put in there is limited by the door, but I was thinking I could make an acrylic barrier 5 or 6 inches high to place at the door to enable greater substrate depth.

I really fancy one of these Biopods as a centrepiece for my T collection. The idea of a self sustaining, living, enclosure with programmable seasonal climate really appeals to me. Plus the fact that you can access all the settings for it from your phone, and even spy on your T with a 1080p camera!

 

[Zurchiboy]

T stirmis can reach 10+ inches in DLS. It should be large enough to have a good hide for the tarantula to retreat into and some room to roam around and a water bowl. a 22 gallon tank should be fine for the burgandy since most people keep the average T (5-8 inches) in a 10 gallon enclosure.


I may have to get me one of these for my B-smithi or A.chalcodes. would be beautiful to put them in the exact environment that come from plus plant the plants native to that area.

 

[Entity]

Yeah i dont see why it souldnt be big enough. 22 gal tank is pretty freakin big.

 

[Will]

Yeah i dont see why it souldnt be big enough. 22 gal tank is pretty freakin big.

Yeah it is, but a lot of that volume is in the height (14")

 

[queenieheather]

That is going to look awesome!

 

[Entity]

Yeah it is, but a lot of that volume is in the height (14")

Yeah thats true.....welllll. Lay it on its side then....lmao

 

[SpiderDad61]

Would this be big enough for an adult T stirmi? http://www.biopod.com/terra/

It's 24.65" long, 15" wide, 14" high, and it's 19 gallons (22.5 US gallons)

I realise that the level of substrate you can put in there is limited by the door, but I was thinking I could make an acrylic barrier 5 or 6 inches high to place at the door to enable greater substrate depth.

I really fancy one of these Biopods as a centrepiece for my T collection. The idea of a self sustaining, living, enclosure with programmable seasonal climate really appeals to me. Plus the fact that you can access all the settings for it from your phone, and even spy on your T with a 1080p camera!

That's plenty big. Mine is a tad bigger for my adult female and she's over 9" now. I have my hide on one side, and huge water bowl on the other. There's plenty of room for her to move so urs should work fine