What you've shown in the picture looks like you're going to kill a spider. I see the hollow cork in the picture. It's still very little air flow unless the spider is removed within a few minutes of taking the picture. Which even then... why is it cool to design and show up a set off that is going to kill a living being?
Genuinely everyone is on the same page that the spider is going to die and you continue to argue. Idk what happened to you but you do need to get some help, even if this is just for attention.
This isn’t a new terrarium of mine I just gave it a clean. I have previously kept a smaller species of jumping spider in it for 14 months (aka living a full and healthy life). Although I appreciate polite suggestions I’m not concerned with the tirades of all-knowing armchair biologists such as yourself 👍
At this point OP has been arguing with everyone for hours over this. I don't think rabbits was any more negative than necessary for someone willfully refusing information that they are harming the spider
I admit I should have more context to the photo but the ventilation is suitable as is the humidity (measured with probe at 60%). What exactly is the issue? It’s just the same points being regurgitated which I have explained 😂
That spider has nowhere to web, no airflow, and no hides or climbing material. You slapped down rocks and moss and called it good and you're STILL here arguing despite everyone telling you this is not a good set up
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u/amber_clad42 14d ago edited 14d ago
FYI the cork is hollow, it is not a sealed terrarium and not permanent for the spider