Where to Begin
Enclosure
Enclosure
Enclosure
Enclosure – There are four basic types of enclosure, each specially designed to fit your tarantulas needs.
- Fossorial: Burrowing Species
- Terrestrial: Ground Dwelling Species
- Semi Arboreal: Terrestrial Species that benefit from added height.
- Arboreal: Tree Dwelling Species
Substrate
Enclosure
Enclosure
Substrate – Any of these substrates can be mixed, or used alone. Each has its own unique attributes.
- Coco Fiber
- Reptisoil
- Peat Moss
- Organic Potting Soil
- Vermiculite
Hides/Decor
Hides/Decor
Hides/Decor
Hideaways/Decor – Hides and decor are essential for creating a comfortable environment for your Tarantula. Enclosures should contain, but not be limited to, a single hide. Providing a water dish for you specimen is also highly recommended.
- Natural Cork Rounds, Flats, or half buried Pieces
- Fake/Real Plants
- Sphagnum Mosses
- Driftwood
- Plastic Hides
Feeders
Hides/Decor
Hides/Decor
Live Feeders – While it isn't required, Tarantulas benefit from a varied diet of captive bred insects. All of which can be purchased in various sizes, online or at your local pet stores.
- Flightless Fruit Flies
- Crickets/Locusts
- Cockroaches (Dubia/Lateralis)
- Meal worms/Super Worms
- Hornworms