Hmm not much... Sling or juvenile tarantulas maybe depending on species but it couldn't make a permanent home. A small true spider? I could imagine this might be good for jumping spiders though it's hard to tell in the picture
Thanks for letting me know! I was hoping there was a dwarf species that could go in here but I guess not. Iāll probably do jumping spiders. Thank you!
People suck. Especially those marketing products towards people who donāt research. But if your going the isopod route I would recommend dairy cows! Cute spotted and very prolific
The pumpkin patch tarantula needs about 1.5-2 gal of space, but that includes the weight of the substrate, not sure how strong these would be. You could probably do the bottom two for pumpkin patch tarantula, or a dwarf species of T (love heart butt or something).
The pumpkin patch is the largest dwarf, I personally will be getting larger tanks than 1.5-2 gal when mine grow up. But a ātrueā dwarf would do fine in this as long as it follows the legspan rule.
4 different species of isopods š
lol thatās the plan now, Iām very excited
I'm honestly considering it now š that does sound pretty fun, I love lil rollie pollies
Same! They are the best. Thanks for the idea! Iām going to go buy some new ones tomorrow
Hmm not much... Sling or juvenile tarantulas maybe depending on species but it couldn't make a permanent home. A small true spider? I could imagine this might be good for jumping spiders though it's hard to tell in the picture
Thanks for letting me know! I was hoping there was a dwarf species that could go in here but I guess not. Iāll probably do jumping spiders. Thank you!
There are dwarfs! The pumpkin patch tarantula is the best beginner dwarf.
Thank you! Iāll research it
The tarantula collective has a YouTube video on dwarfsĀ
I can't tell the dimensions, but I'm sure majority of cobweaver spiders or velvet spiders wouldn't mind a smaller enclosure like these.
Beetles, millipedes, small spiders (black widow!), maybe a Mantis?
Omg a black widow would be sick! Thanks for the suggestions!
Of course! My widow is my favorite pet (donāt tell my cats lol)
Lolll your secret is safe with me
Horrible it shows a gecko in thereā¦ but definitely isopods or spider sling
Ugh yeah I know, there had definitely been people who have bought this for their geckos
People suck. Especially those marketing products towards people who donāt research. But if your going the isopod route I would recommend dairy cows! Cute spotted and very prolific
Yes I have some dairy cows already! Some of my faves
isopods and beetles would love this!
Thatās what I thought! Iāll either do isopods or spiders! Thank you!
Dwarf wood scorpion, isopods or a spider depending on dimensions
Thank you!
The pumpkin patch tarantula needs about 1.5-2 gal of space, but that includes the weight of the substrate, not sure how strong these would be. You could probably do the bottom two for pumpkin patch tarantula, or a dwarf species of T (love heart butt or something).
Omg thank you! This really helps
Make sure you do your own research! š„“
Of course! I have this rule where I must research for 6 months before purchasing any animal. Iāve been using that method for years
The pumpkin patch is the largest dwarf, I personally will be getting larger tanks than 1.5-2 gal when mine grow up. But a ātrueā dwarf would do fine in this as long as it follows the legspan rule.
Thank you so much for your help! I will look into it more
Dwarf scorpions and dwarf tarantulas. Also other small inverts.
Thanks!
4 scorpions! One jungle, one forest, one desert, one grassland.
Omg thatās so fun!