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Hi Darcey :)

Hi Darcey :)

Hello, thanks for your comment, a new enclosure is on the way for Monday. We ordered it and it was bigger than we thought - it measures 7cm and I made sure to zoom in as it’s cute

@@maryanmcharlton8471 😂 you also need a terrestrial enclosure specifically and for that size 3 to 4 inches of substrate so it can burrow, and hide to burrow underneath.. the coco coir substrate you are using attracts mold.. Spider Life substrate would be better for that species 👍

Thank you for the advice, as you can see, we are beginners so all information is welcome. Atleast we know he like eating as jumped on a grasshopper straight away lol Our other giant white knee spidering does not like eating at all 😢

@@maryanmcharlton8471 I agree.. the more knowledge the better, if a spider is not eating but it has a fat abdomen it is usually in pre-molt.. which means it needs to be left undisturbed until it had molted its skin if it is disturbed when molting it can cause it to get stuck in its skin and die, most tarantulas will go onto their backs to molt unless it is an arboreal species so if your tarantula is upside down, do not disturb it.. it doesnt mean it is dead, it is just molting.. when it has molted do not feed it for 1 week to let its fangs harden, tarantulas should only be fed once every week or two weeks depending.. its abdomen should be no fatter than its carapace or you risk its insides rupturing and dying.. some spiders are picky with food and will only eat certain things, do not leave live food in with a tarantula for more than 24-48 hours.. if it doesnt eat their food in that time remove the food and try again a week later.. spiders can go weeks and months without food and are just fine, just make sure they have access to a bowl of water, refill the water fresh once a week to 2 weeks..

Wow, thank you so much for all this information, we have learnt more from you than Google 😂 thanks again - Maryann 😊