First off besides a few members who I already know that have one or both species, does anyone else own either of these species? If so may I see your enclosures? As I am wondering how to house them because I hear they can be housed in different ways.
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H. gabonensis and H. villosella enclosures
- Thread starter PanzoN88
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- The Oregon rain forest
I've got both...spiders too small for fancy enclosures.
Yet... mine anyways.
Yet... mine anyways.
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- 6,382
- Location
- The Oregon rain forest
@sdsnybny has some mature adults.
Actually buying some of the H. gabonensis slings he produced when they are ready and H. villosella slings from a member of the other forum (I think they are on here as well).
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- 462
- Location
- Auburn, WA
The adult females barely get 2-2.25" so both mine are in Beta fish tanks with about 1-2" of sub and a small diameter cork tube to web in, on and around. they are a very heavy weber. I took out the water dish as it was futile. she webbed it in overnight and every drop of water wicked out of it. container on right
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- 462
- Location
- Auburn, WA
This exact tank with no divider that i got of CL for $3ea brand new. I used a magnetic latch to keep the lid snug. Anything in this size range will work.
