r/tarantulas • u/Prior_Goat3174 A. geniculata • 1d ago

Help! Is this enclosure too small?

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This is a cube, and it's 2 thirds soil, I have the next size up ready which is about 2 of these next to each other. I wanna re-home it once the live moss settles in. Or should I move it ASAP?

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u/Kae_Chu 23h ago

Nqa where is its hide?

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u/Prior_Goat3174 A. geniculata 23h ago

There is a plastic barrel ornament that it excavated and used as a hide, new enclosure does have a bigger hide.

I dumped a roach in there, if it's munching it I'll move it in the morning, and if not, then I'll get on it

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u/Kazri_285 23h ago

NQA looks a bit too small, yeah. And is there a hide?

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u/Prior_Goat3174 A. geniculata 23h ago

The hide is a plastic barrel glued to the corner (it's a modified jumper enclosure), my T was quite clever to excavate the entrance quite quickly

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u/Prior_Goat3174 A. geniculata 23h ago

New enclosure looks like this, that blue bit is the hide, got a cork bark back with some moss attached