I have had this brazillian black tarantula for a few months. I got her from a reptile rescue and they had no idea her age but shes about the size of an oreo and for the first few months she ate fine but now whenever I put Dubias in her enclosure she either acts like she doesnt see them or runs from them. You can see the first one that was dropped in front of her she let escape into the soil. The second one she is ignoring.

My little culinary arts prodigy filling his water dish again 😭 apologies for my shaky hands </3

Poppy, my juvie Tliltocatl kahlenbergi, moving some of her substrate around ❤️ she was recently rehoused into a bigger enclosure! I love watching them bulldoze around lmao

Have never handled my Phormictopus sp. Dominican Purple, but when changing the water dish I couldn’t put my hands on the enclosure well enough to prevent escaping onto me. Super ready to molt soon, and also apparently super ready to shite on me, what else can ya do/doo 🤷🏻‍♀️

Not worried at all, I find it funny/interesting and I hope you will too :)

I have had this brazillian black tarantula for a few months. I got her from a reptile rescue and they had no idea her age but shes about the size of an oreo and for the first few months she ate fine but now whenever I put Dubias in her enclosure she either acts like she doesnt see them or runs from them.You can see that the first one she let escape into the soil after it was dropped in front of her. The other she is ignoring by her leg.

This is Mumble and her pink tippy toes. Just some glamor shots of her and her awesome, totally orange idk what you guys are on about "pink" toe, feet.

My little one has been hard at work renovating their enclosure, but I’m worried if they keep digging like this it’s all going to fall in on them. Should I be concerned?

I love tarantulas, but have severe arachnophobia. So this crochet baby will have to do. 🫶🏼

I’m about to become a first time tarantula owner of a 1/2” Arizona blonde sling. What I’m most nervous about keeping a spider this small is properly feeding it. Are fruit flies adequate? They just seem a little small even for such a little baby. I’ve seen some people say they use small freshly killed crickets and roaches or even just half of a cricket. Is this normal? And does it work?

Totally

Sent a pic to my group chat and made a joke bout that I still haven’t shaved my legs lately 😅

and this is what I received.

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Hi there! I’ve just taken a pic of my t blondi compared to my hand (I’m not sure how many times she molted before I got her, I suppose a couple since she was around 5cm in legspan). She molted four times in 1 year and 10 months (since I have her) and this is her size now - I’d say she’s around 8” or 20 cm. Do you think she reached her final size? Did your blondi get bigger? I’d love to see some pics! 🫶

Adult male btw

Thumbelina arrived here on 10/7 , refused meal on the 15/7 and molted 20/7

I know they are fast growers but i expected it to take me out on dinner first at least before the first molt 😭😅
And i have been informed about the high humidity needs but is there a simple trick to know when it’s too damp ? I tried to stick my repot thermometer with hydrometer probe in there and rely on numbers but she was is in a disagreement with me about that probe being in her house so i removed it again because it was stressing her out

I just upgraded him recently and I was wandering if it’s big enough? He’s a 1 ish year old Mexican red knee if that helps

I believe I may have been scammed on MorphMarket. I recently had my brazilian black pass and wanted a replacement. I didn't want to start from a sling again and found a posting on MorphMarket for a 3+ year old 2.75 inch specimen, garunteed female. I just got it today and when I opened it up, the specimen i received looks like it is barely out of sling stage and is smaller than the one I had when it was 2 years old. I payed a premium price for an older larger specimen and I don't think I got that. Just wanted to ask on here about it before I decide what to do next.

Edit: I did a little more measuring and it is closer to 2.75 inches than I originally thought, but not quite there. I knew that the reference Pic on the post was much bigger than 2.75 and wasn't expecting anything that size. I was just thrown a little because my original Gammostola Pulchra was much bigger than this one at the 3 year old advertised age. Maybe mine was just growing abnormally fast, I have heard conflicting stories on exactly how fast they grow. Thank you for all the comments and help. I also got a red knee freebie with it so I guess I can't complain. Again, thanks for all the help.

I want to make sure this is comfy for them.

I don't know if the log is taking up too much space. I figured they would want something to hide behind but I may take it out. Not my first T but my first Terrestrial...

Basically should I change my enclosure at all?

This is Crouton Jacobs. He is a little less than a year old, had a molt in September, November, and his most recent molt was in March.
This enclosure looked bigger when I ordered it. I know if it’s too big it can stress them out but I’m worried this isn’t enough space for him. The water bowl I bought was too big as well so I got some moss really wet because I know that can be a hydration substitute when they’re little. There’s also a small cork bark and two little leaves. Obviously as he grows I was already planning on rehousing based on his size, but for now is this size okay? I included pictures of a tupperware and a little to-go enclosure I considered using as well, those I’m just worried about him getting out. If you guys think none of these options are good, I’ll buy something new. I would really appreciate some feedback because I want him as happy as possible! Thanks guys!!
For context, he’s only my third tarantula and the first two I bought already as adults because I knew it would be less complicated to care for and I wanted to get some tarantula experience before jumping in with trying to identify pre-molt and feeding after molting and all that.

TLDR: Is this a good enclosure size for a juvenile dwarf tarantula about a year old? Or would the other containers pictured be better?