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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Enn49" data-source="post: 94637" data-attributes="member: 3458">I found it hard to find info on them when I bought mine so I contacted Tarantula Canada who were selling them at the time and got a lovely reply from Amanda.  This is what she sent me:-"Ami sp. Panama (and other Ami sp) are very easy to care for. They are terrestrial and may burrow a bit, so give them a few inches of substrate.  They stay relatively small (around 2.5" or so) , so a small or medium critter keeper or similar size enclosure will be just fine.  If you put moss or other items in the enclosure they may web around a bit as well.  They prefer moderate humidity and temperatures, so you do not have to fuss too much in that area.  They do not have a super high metabolism, but try feeding twice a week or so.  That's really about it.  If you have any specific questions, or other questions in general, just give us a shout".I found it easy to keep, it's always fed well and never really hidden away much.</blockquote>