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I was offered a slightly larger sling I can ask him about how big. This is a small superworm cup. I have a smaller one too about half the size. But if the medicine tube is better I can redo it with that. I have to ask how much bigger it is though.I would ask @Casey K.
This might be a bit big depending on the size of your sling. Sometimes for the smaller slings a medicine tube might work out well until a few more molts and a bigger sling/ small juvenile. Get a small plastic bottle cap to use as water dish. From small slings to adult I personally use at least 5 different size enclosures.
I will take out the wood for sure! I wouldn't want my "baby" to get a nasty splinter or mold eww. Thanks for the tips!Hi
it looks good.I will take out the wood bits.They most likely will get mould on them and also have sharp splintery bits that can injure your tarantula. Keep it simple with your slings as far as decor is concerned. Adding a row of holes on side is good idea not too many tho.
What size is the pot?
Regards Konstantin
Yes I will use a water bottle lid for water I have plenty lolI would ask @Casey K.
This might be a bit big depending on the size of your sling. Sometimes for the smaller slings a medicine tube might work out well until a few more molts and a bigger sling/ small juvenile. Get a small plastic bottle cap to use as water dish. From small slings to adult I personally use at least 5 different size enclosures.
It is a superworm deli cup. I also have one smaller than this and medicine tubes.I will take out the wood for sure! I wouldn't want my "baby" to get a nasty splinter or mold eww. Thanks for the tips!
The few pieces of moss is ok? If I understand correctly as babies they are more prone to dry out faster than when they get bigger.
OK thank you! I might have to wait a bit because it is cold in CT right now. I'm waiting for a response though.I know the size of your sling and I am certain that the setup you have is just fine for its size.
Thank you for the sample pictures! I can see now what to expect more clearly in comparison of sizes. I really love the reddish-pink T! Not sure of the name of it but it looks so beautiful!Housing is not sth set in stone.As long as its finding its food and you can keep an eye on it it will work in whatever you put it in.
HiThank you for the sample pictures! I can see now what to expect more clearly in comparison of sizes. I really love the reddish-pink T! Not sure of the name of it but it looks so beautiful!
Im supper excited because Im getting one soon! It going to be fun to watch it grow and change!Hi
The spider in all the pictures is T albopilosus in different stages of its life.
Regards Konstantin