Recent content by MattyVigilante

All that's there is two small pieces of cork bark that are leaning against each other to form a sort of "tent" shape. Thats what I used with a hole to create a starter burrow. Other than that there is only a very tiny water bowl and some plastic leaves, but they are on the far side of the...

Thank you , I was hoping that was the case. Appreciate the response

Been watching my L. Parahybana quite carefully. He seems quite content, he's eating well, stays hidden a lot because he's only a juvenile. However I'm worried that his little burrow might collapse, can anyone throw me some advice here? I don't want to stress him out but on the other hand I...

Just a quick update, both T's seem to have settled in well and both have just eaten for the first time! Bit of a drama as it's the queens jubilee today and there is no mail for 2 days and I ordered food and completely forgot it wouldnt arrive in time. I ran across town and got some small...

Haha He / she is really small but here is the only picture I could really take

And because I felt bad having that empty acrylic enclosure... A Lasiodora Parahybana ;)

There was a large vent insert in one end which i hot glued in place, I also added some extra holes on the hide side so there was proper airflow. As it transpired the sling was really small (sub 1cm) so i've put him it a much much smaller little tub. I'm not overly impressed with the seller as...

Ok, so here is a few pictures of my set up, I am expecting a sling. I am aware that what I have is far too big most likely, so I have a bunch of small tubs as well.

I will do that :) Thank you very much for your assistance :)

Thats great :) I assume you mean to mist the moss only, not the enclosure right?

Hi all, I've had a quick scan across the boards but couldnt see a thread relating to this. I've got my 1st T (Accanthoscurria Geniculata) arriving tomorrow morning and I've got it's enclosure set up nicely, plenty of substrate, water bowl and some cork bark for a small hide. The only issue is I...

Many thanks, I shall order a copy now :)

Just on the off chance, are there any "must have books" for keepers? Or does husbandry and care change so often that many of them are obsolete? Just curious :) Oh, and thank you all for the warm welcome :)

As soon as it's arrived and settled in I shall upload a few

Much appreciated, I feel pretty comfortable with my set up and I'm looking forward to growing into the hobby :)