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+1 Agree with Denny.
A large enclosure is fine, it will grow quick and only increase the size of the burrow to meet its needs. [emoji3]
IMO the burrowers seem to settle in a new enclosure quicker than straight terrestrial and arboreal species. The past few years I've only purchased slings to raise and find this to be true in most all of mine. Then again I'm partial to most species in the Eumenophorinae and Ornithoctoninae sub family. [emoji6]

[QUOTE="Therasoid, post: 43867, member: 3538"] +1 Agree with Denny. A large enclosure is fine, it will grow quick and only increase the size of the burrow to meet its needs. [emoji3] IMO the burrowers seem to settle in a new enclosure quicker than straight terrestrial and arboreal species. The past few years I've only purchased slings to raise and find this to be true in most all of mine. Then again I'm partial to most species in the Eumenophorinae and Ornithoctoninae sub family. [emoji6] [/QUOTE]

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