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Enclosures
- Thread starter izzp99
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What sort of size do you need?
I keep my terrestrials that do not burrow in Exo Terra PT-2300's these are big enough for most adults.
I keep my largest LP in a plastic storage tub, as that gives her more substrate depth & more floor space.
I keep most of my adult arobreals in the square 14 X 14 X 20 Tarantula Room acrylic enclosures.
I have some bradplast 3 ltr tubs which are great for smaller adults & juvi's.
I have some glass 30cm X 30cm X30 cm Exo Terra enclosures that I keep ome adults in who are not prone to climbing. Taller enclosures make very poor enclosures for terrestrial T's who climb, as a fall can kill a T.
The cheaper Komodo plastic Terrariums offer the opportunity to give substrate depth & reasonable floor space.
I keep my terrestrials that do not burrow in Exo Terra PT-2300's these are big enough for most adults.
I keep my largest LP in a plastic storage tub, as that gives her more substrate depth & more floor space.
I keep most of my adult arobreals in the square 14 X 14 X 20 Tarantula Room acrylic enclosures.
I have some bradplast 3 ltr tubs which are great for smaller adults & juvi's.
I have some glass 30cm X 30cm X30 cm Exo Terra enclosures that I keep ome adults in who are not prone to climbing. Taller enclosures make very poor enclosures for terrestrial T's who climb, as a fall can kill a T.
The cheaper Komodo plastic Terrariums offer the opportunity to give substrate depth & reasonable floor space.
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- Malton, UK
I've used https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/bugzarre/Housing/_i.html?store_cat=2476501013 containers a lot, they're pretty good quality and not too expensive.
