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Tarantulas can be categorized in several ways. The following is a brief overview at some of the distinguishing characteristics in the world of tarantulas.  ARBOREAL      Simply put - arboreal means 'tree-dwelling'. In their natural habitat, these types of tarantulas can be found living in scrub brush, trees, in hollows, or between the leaves of bromeliad-type flora. Arboreal species are less robust than their ground-dwelling counterparts. This is due to their need for agility and protection from falls. These are suitable species for terrariums with live plants because it is unlikely they would attempt any reconstruction of their habitat. Vertically oriented enclosures are best - they ought be taller than they are wide. The typical recommendation is that the enclosure be 3-4x the size of the inhabitants diagonal leg span (DLS, how big is the spider).  Pseudoclamoris gigas (aka Orange Tree Spider) makes its home on a cork slab, and spends most of its time in a vertical position. It creates a retreat by mixing substrate in with its web, and hanging it vertically. We refer to these structures as 'dirt curtains'.       Arboreal tarantulas tend to like their humidity higher than terrestrial tarantulas. A good starting point when dealing with humidity is to make sure there is enough cross ventilation. Great ventilation mixed with a higher humidity does not lead to growth of mold. On the other hand, with improper ventilation and a higher humidity, your tarantula’s home will become a breeding ground for molds. Remember, you can always add more water to promote a healthier humidity for your tarantula. It is much more difficult to get excess water out of an enclosure with a stressed-out teleporting spider. Always have an appropriately sized water dish available and clean even if you have sufficient humidity. Most tarantulas are happy with ambient room temperature. If you are comfortable, they most likely are.      Species that enjoy their time in trees also like to have a p

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What substrate do you use? I prefer coco fiber substrate mixed with peat. Usually a 80/20 mixture. What do you feed your tarantulas? I feed my tarantulas crickets, roaches, mealworms, or superworms. However, crickets are always the easiest and most accessible from pet stores. How often do you feed your tarantula

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