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What a Cambridgei needs?

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Hey guys. I bought a sling cambridgei and i am a beginner in this hobby. I know the simple things about tree tarantulas like terrarium has to be little bit high. And i know humidity has to be little bit high. But still i am not sure if i can do that. Can you give me some advices and tell me how can i if he or she is happy ?
 

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Psalmopoeus cambridgei are relatively easy to keep. Humidity is not very important as long as you keep a full water bowl in the enclosure.
 

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But it's a sling should i put a water bowl in the enclosure

If there is room for a water bowl then yes, a T will not drown. If there is no room in the container then you can dribble a few drops of water down the side every 2-3 days
 
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If there is room for a water bowl then yes, a T will not drown. If there is no room in the container then you can dribble a few drops of water down the side every 2-3 days
Now he is in a small conteiner. But when he or she becomes a l6 sling im gonna put it in a 15*10*10cm terrarium. Then i put a water bowl. Thanks buddy
 

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I'm a cambridgei junkie....I've got 14. :confused: I keep them on dry substrate with a water dish. If you dont have room for a water dish wet moss is the way to go.
 
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View attachment 33778 I'm a cambridgei junkie....I've got 14. :confused: I keep them on dry substrate with a water dish. If you dont have room for a water dish wet moss is the way to go.
Wow dude how can you look that much Tarantula. I just have one and i am worrying about it all the time. I am praying like " Oh please, don't die :D" And i have a question too. İt's terrarium is little bit near of the heater. And it's about 25-26°C degrees. But at the terrariums surface there are water drops. And i think it's because of heater. İs this harmful for T
 

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Your substrate is wet...add some more ventilation holes and let it dry out. Use a plastic water bottle cap for a dish for water and you will be good. You can see in my photo I have lots of cross ventilation holes. I have lots in the lid but you cant see it.
 
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Okay i m gonna add more vantilation holes. And i have one more question. Today ı came home and ı saw him or her making web on pipes. İt is a good thing but after she did that she is making a little tunnel and going under the substrate is it normal or should i do something about that
 

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Okay i m gonna add more vantilation holes. And i have one more question. Today ı came home and ı saw him or her making web on pipes. İt is a good thing but after she did that she is making a little tunnel and going under the substrate is it normal or should i do something about that

All perfectly normal. It's an arboreal T that will eventually live up in the branches but most slings will burrow to begin with.


And she came to me yesterday after 1.5 days travel. Should i give her something to eat

There's no harm in trying but remove the food after 24 hours if it hasn't eaten.
 

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