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<blockquote data-quote="PanzoN88" data-source="post: 213458" data-attributes="member: 4548"><p>Out of the three enclosures you posted, I would rehouse her in the enclosure with the black lid, as it seems to have a bit more room, plus being an A. geniculata, she/he will grow fairly large relatively quickly, outgrowing its current enclosure in probably a molt.</p><p></p><p>If you want to add decor, silk plants are good. I’m a minimalist who rarely incorporated decor in enclosures, as it’s not really necessary unless you are raising heavy webbing and arboreal species. A water dish, a hide, plenty of substrate in case the tarantula decides to burrow or do some of its own redecorating is all that is needed to satisfy the needs of many species of tarantula. </p><p></p><p>A. geniculata are fun to raise, they never disappoint come feeding time. Once your specimen settles in, you’ll start seeing its true personality come out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PanzoN88, post: 213458, member: 4548"] Out of the three enclosures you posted, I would rehouse her in the enclosure with the black lid, as it seems to have a bit more room, plus being an A. geniculata, she/he will grow fairly large relatively quickly, outgrowing its current enclosure in probably a molt. If you want to add decor, silk plants are good. I’m a minimalist who rarely incorporated decor in enclosures, as it’s not really necessary unless you are raising heavy webbing and arboreal species. A water dish, a hide, plenty of substrate in case the tarantula decides to burrow or do some of its own redecorating is all that is needed to satisfy the needs of many species of tarantula. A. geniculata are fun to raise, they never disappoint come feeding time. Once your specimen settles in, you’ll start seeing its true personality come out. [/QUOTE]
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