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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whitelightning777" data-source="post: 131363" data-attributes="member: 26980">Yes.Caresheets vary but usually you'll see 75 to 85 degrees and 65 to 85 percent humidity.  It depends on which one you look at. It's especially important to make sure that they aren't dehydrated just before they molt.If you keep them like a rose hair and ignore the requirements it's a virtual death sentence for the spider.Getting the enclosure right is not easy but it's workable. I monitor it twice daily and make adjustments as needed. Doing so more then twice daily stresses the tarantula.He seems to be stress free and doesn't panic when I add moisture as needed. Measuring humidity helps you determine how often to add moisture.</blockquote>