Apologies, I know this is a true spider not a tarantula but I felt like unrelated wasn't a good place for this question? Anyways I was wondering how hard it would be to keep a diving bell spider? I wonder how it would do in a fish aquarium with fish that don't pose a threat to the spider like guppies? I know the spider would eat the guppies but thats the reasoning behind it.. technically it would be a self sufficient habitat with basically only needing to add fish flakes. I'm looking forward to seeing what everyone thinks.
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Diving bell spider?
- Thread starter Tricocyst
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it would be nice but the diving bell is from europe so customs would be a nightmare
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That's actually an interesting idea. I'd love to be able to watch a spider living in air bubbles underwater, hunting minnows. Fascinating animal. It makes me wonder how and why they evolved like that.
