New Fresh Set Up

[Scott1976]

Hope Roxy likes her new home

 

[dexjones0612]

Nice setup

 

[Scott1976]

Nice 1 cheers she's settled in already made up humidity right temps right so all good . Love watching her patrol

 

[Scott1976]

This is Roxy my little beauti

 

[Ratmosphere]

I definitely recommend adding more substrate to help prevent falls. Moss isn’t needed either, this species like it dry. Looks massive in there for that size of spider.

 

[Scott1976]

I definitely recommend adding more substrate to help prevent falls. Moss isn’t needed either, this species like it dry. Looks massive in there for that size of spider.

Ive spread the moss about a thin layer just for decor but I get what ur saying its a 4 ft viv but id rather have big than small as she can choose where she want to go. I know that's she's not wild caught BUT in the wild they have the whole area to patrol plus she is loving it she's out all the time both warm and cool end there's thin layer of webbing on places especially the skull at the centre back

 

[Ratmosphere]

Brotha I’m sorry but you aren’t right with this one. I’d be genuinely surprised if she lasts more than a year with that setup, the fall risk is astronomical as well.

Take constructive criticism for your pets sake.

 

[Le_kelscifer]

Brotha I’m sorry but you aren’t right with this one. I’d be genuinely surprised if she lasts more than a year with that setup, the fall risk is astronomical as well.

Take constructive criticism for your pets sake.

Agree. If the T was already an absolute unit, then sure, go big or go home. But smaller and more substrate is the way to go. There should be a bit more hide places as well/ clutter.