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Can i have some constructive critique?

Tarantula Trooper

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I figured it was getting too small, I got it before she molted and she grew A LOT after her molt. Mini plant pots make great cheap hides (nqa) :>
My OBT has molted into the same situation with the identical flower pot and still manages to squeeze in. Cool when they love their hides! Happy Spoodering.
 
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My OBT has molted into the same situation with the identical flower pot and still manages to squeeze in. Cool when they love their hides! Happy Spoodering.
She loves rearranging her moss, especially while I’m sleeping, but then the clumsy spider spills her water dish and I have to refill it.
I’m glad this girl was my first, she’s my favorite.
 

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It looks decent.
My advice is to use plastic pots .Its better to cut in half ish and bottom out so it doesn't have a dead end.The tarantula can dig down if it wants.
 

m0lsx

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Hi
It looks decent.
My advice is to use plastic pots .Its better to cut in half ish and bottom out so it doesn't have a dead end.The tarantula can dig down if it wants.


Personally I like to use terracotta pots which I cut in half. Using a dremel type rotary tool. I then sand the edges to make sure they are smooth. I use pots that are large enough to give good cover & normally hollow the surface slightly below the pot. I also like to add some dry moss around the outside of the pot. As that allows me to water it & keep the humidity higher for the T, when it is under the pot.
 
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