Tarantula cage cover 3 of 3

Part 3...The final part of a 3 part series on how to make a simple cage cover to help regulate humidity for your tarantulas cage. Anyways...I hope this has been helpful to you as much as it has been fun for me to make ..! :*D

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[rickjamison24]

hey man im tryin to make a decision, im gunna make a ten gallon setup kinda like you have and i cant decide witch of these 3 t's i want to but in there : nhandu chromatus, Nhandu coloratovillosus or a Lasiodora parahybana there all 5 inch + what would you suggest. and i think im gunna ut some live plants in there so its gunna be a higher humidity

[TheTarantulasWeb]

@rickjamison24 - For me, I would put the lasiodora parahybana...since that will be the largest of the three. And in my opinion...with an aquarium that size...it deserves the perfect display spider..."TheBrazilan Salmon Pink Bird Eater." :*) I have my L. parahybana in the 10 gallon from this video :*)

[TheTarantulasWeb]

@rickjamison24 - Awesome..! I'm glad you found the video useful :*) plus, I think that's one of the things that makes this hobby fun..is the cage making process..good stuff my friend :*) :*) :*)

[DawgcityClev]

hey how big was the LP after molt? looks great! Enclosure and T

[TheTarantulasWeb]

@DawgcityClev - I believe it was about 3 to 4 inches after the molt.

[BooshgaFilms]

i must do this with my 10 gallon for my lasiodora parahybana when it gets bigger :)

thanks for sharing rick :D

[TheTarantulasWeb]

@BooshgaFilms - Yea definitely, they are awesome display spider and deserve an open taken for viewing :*)

[jerumd]

@TheTarantulasWeb I've learned a lot from part 1 to part 3 of your custom made acrylic tarantula cage cover there rick :*D As more and more different species of Ts, that just keeps on coming in my collection, i also find it very exiting to work on a tarantula cage projects similar to yours :*D All i need is to purchase a couple of useful tools. Very well organized, and Great Job Rick!! :D

Jerum

[rickjamison24]

okay awsome thanks for the advice man

[deadbinky]

@TheTarantulasWeb haha I'm glad you think I can do that - I think I might see if home depot can cut the lines and the vent holes for me - I have terrible luck with straight lines and I do not own a hole saw haha. I will see what I can do about the drill holes maybe - that's scary enough on its own if you've seen my questionable drill work!