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I'll just have to get a bigger spider. If the bigger spider ends up randomly dead, she's probably still in there and doing just fine. If the big spider is just fine, I'd have to assume she escaped through the air holes, and I probably pissed $55 away. Lesson learned I guess.

The crickets are under half her size and spread out. A goof half dozen escaped through an airhole because I wasn't thinking right.

I would like to change her enclosure but I can't find her. Found a better environment for her but she just sits in her burrow all day

My house would probably kill her due to the elements. Its fall time in Minnesota and at night its already dropped to 20 degrees

Never had an issue with my rose hair.

So far so good. Not sure. Haven't seen her. Only new burrows

I never leave more than a dozen. Standard amount I can get. I want to get roaches, but am still learning a set up for that

Yes I do leave crickets in there 24/7. Crickets have never bothered my spiders before

She's still in there. No sign of her in my house. I don't think she could survive in my house. I hope she's in there lol

Alright, I know I'm new here, but I would like to contribute pictures of my enclosure for my Heteroscodra maculata aka Togo Starburst Baboon or Ornamental Baboon. This is an arboreal spider as an adult, but as a spiderling it starts off as a terrestrial spider, spending a large portion of time...

Thanks guys. I will check into the bag method. I did not feel comfortable with the fridge

Proud owner of a Heteroscodra maculata :)

Hey guys, for my first post on this forum, I wanted to start a post on an Old World arboreal (semi-terrestrial) Heteroscodra maculata aka Togo Starburst Baboon, Ornamental Baboon, speedius gonzoleous :) . This species is from the Togo area of Africa which can be found on the Western coast of...