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A. geniculata (giant white knee) enclosure size

m0lsx

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I have 2 female Brachy's in the smaller medium sized, PT2300 faunariums & they feel more than large enough for them. I also recently acquired an adult Brachy in one of the Large, PT2310 enclosures & that by comparison always feels slightly too large.

The size you are suggesting is not a problem, but for me, it just feels larger than is needed.
 

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FYI, the Exo terra faunariums are terrestrial enclosures.
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Most of them are like this
 

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Exo Terra makes a variety of products & their Flat Faunarium are very different to the image above. This is what benson1990 is talking about.

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Thanks. Too many of us forget about these. As I said, faunaruims are NOT the typical Exo Terra enclosure. I believe Jon3800 had a whole room of terrestrial adults in these.
 

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Thanks. Too many of us forget about these. As I said, faunaruims are NOT the typical Exo Terra enclosure. I believe Jon3800 had a whole room of terrestrial adults in these.

I have 4 all with Brachy's in them. One is too big, but I have 3 more on order, so will be down sizing the enclosure for one soon. What I like about them is the floor space they offer, I can over flow the water dish & keep some substrate pleasantly moist, but the T never needs to go near it.
 

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I thought one of these enclosures would be too small if anything, with A. geniculata getting to be 7-8" big...
I keep 10" LP/ stimi males in the large size. Plenty of room to run around plus they can't hurt themselves.

Heres a 8" female Lasiodora parahybana molting in the large size.
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A couple 5"-6" Rosehairs...
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