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I personally do not have one. But I know several people that do and I also check several for sale sites. all the Grammostola iheringi look the same. Only this guy has a different looking T. Even Tom's Big Spiders is different than his...
Normally for spot cleaning I place the enclosure in a large storage tote (just in case) and just clean it quick and put it back. Seems like catching and cupping or trapping in a hide would be overly stressful. Other than a couple over zealous slings all my T's tend to hide when I do...
Right now I have exclusively terrestrials. They always start out the way I want them and end up the way the T wants them to look. I have an A. Seemanni that I had to go in and remove substrate because she took all of it from one side of the enclosure and put it all on the other side. So her...
How deep is the substrate? I have 2 Curly Hairs. One has a cork hide on the surface and is always wandering around and the other one I never see, unless it is eating or drinking.
Its a beautiful enclosure. I personally feel its to much open vertical space for a terrestrial. My go to rule...
If you still need to find a home for your T. Let me know. I live in Louisville, so only a couple hours away.
I have A. Seemanni, so I am well studied up on the species. Just let me know.