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Hi all, I want to ask something, this is the first time I want to breed Psalmopeus cambridgei, I have read some report and I wonder is my cage already good for mating and laying sac? I saw that a psalmopeus cambridgei laying sac in a cork bark in one report. If I don't use cork bark but use wood inside, can it still lay the eggs just fine? Or should I use cork bark or bamboo too for it to lay sac? if yes, how many centimeter should it be? is 6 cm diameter enough? the cambridgei is 12 cm leg span. Thanks all 
I use 10 cm substrate of cocopeat and peatmoss and trichorhina tomentosa to eat fungus and mold. many wood and plants inside.
I use back ground I made myself with water dish and plant pot so hopefully the tarantula can climb more easily. (This pic is before I add the wood and plants)
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I use fabricated lid to close the terrarium. (Didn't take any photo of the lid)
I use 10 cm substrate of cocopeat and peatmoss and trichorhina tomentosa to eat fungus and mold. many wood and plants inside.
I use back ground I made myself with water dish and plant pot so hopefully the tarantula can climb more easily. (This pic is before I add the wood and plants)
Top view
I use fabricated lid to close the terrarium. (Didn't take any photo of the lid)
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