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2 different species in breeding tank

Seamus

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Hi guys my friend tells me he has 2 different species of tarantula living together in a breeding tank is that normal cos I am led to believe they like there own space. Would be grateful of any feedback
 

Phil

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They are both male tarantula just didn't think you could keep them housed in the same tank separated by a divider
as long as there is a divider they cant get to each other and so will be fine. If both male, no chance of hybridization but if that divide came down, only one male likely to survive (if lucky).
 

Seamus

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Will do pal . While your on here I have a 7cm gbb was wondering how big an enclosure I could house it in as it keeps webbing the lid in the tub its in
 

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a small to medium size funarium type enclosure will be fine something about 20/25 cm in length. Approx 20cm high as well.
 

Arachnoclown

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I've seen photos of dividers failing in the past. Make sure it goes clear to the bottom of the enclosure and is secured on both sides. Also make sure its something they cant destroy like screen, cardboard, thin plastic or even wood. Make sure there is no ventilation holes in it also.
I would highly recommend not dividing and tank.
 

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