Does my camb need a bigger enclosure?

[Larry Shone]

It seems happy in the tub its in at the moment, but how do we know?

And as its an arboreal it just sems logical to put it in a taller case.

I have this sweet jar that had my Tegenaria in a while ago( a spider with very arboreal tendencies!) and i thought i could use it for the P cambridgei



and heres a recent shot of the camb.

[Jon-Paul]

Cant see why not, id perhaps put a piece of bark for it to make a retreat behind leaning up the side though.

[Larry Shone]

Cant see why not, id perhaps put a piece of bark for it to make a retreat behind leaning up the side though.

Thanks Jon-Paul, i was thinking of gluing such to the side so that i can get the lid on and off without messing up any webbing.

P. camb is one busy and active T! I gave it its first cricket yesterday. No worries, it was pounced on and gone in no time!

[mary walters]

Larry your lis t is growing mate.

[Larry Shone]

Indeed it is Mary,and Helen said to me earlier 'Well I know what to get you for your birthday or father's day,a full grown T'

[Simon Batten]

mine at the moment is in a XL pot like a film pot from the thespidershop.com ovbviously its bigger than a film pot but that sort of shape, much smaller by the looks of it than your jar, I just put a plastic leaf up against the side and shes webbed behind it she seems perfectly happy eaten a few times since I got her

[Larry Shone]

i just visited spidershop.com and i got a strange but comical error message!

[Phil Rea]

i just visited spidershop.com and i got a strange but comical error message!

That's Michael Jacobi's site in the US. As far as I'm aware, he no longer does retail sales, so he's probably removed the site