Green bottle blue tarantula rehousing tutorial

[@DTRiel.]

Thank You

[@Patriots41793]

Great looking spider stuart, this was one of the first species i raised when i first started. The pattern/colors of the slings is very cool too!

[@stuartSteele-tarantulaman]

@@Patriots41793 thank you. They are an amazing species

[@rutbloxham3863]

Beautiful female and beautiful enclosure!!

[@stuartSteele-tarantulaman]

@@rutbloxham3863 thank you so much Rut 🙏

[@sharonbrecker9194]

I have 2 females sisters who are just turning adult from SA so gonna be rehousing both soon as they molt . I definitely like to watch you and others rehouse to get some hopefully easier ideas. Your girl is beautiful.

[@stuartSteele-tarantulaman]

@@sharonbrecker9194 thank you for tuning in and watching. It’s one of the nicest tarantulas to rehouse in my opinion. Remember to keep them on the drier side with a light mist on their webbing on one small section and keep water bowl topped up. They don’t like too much moisture and humidity

[@lovemytarantulas]

Why was her old enclosure full of roaches roaming around? She looked incredibly stressed... Really nice new enclosure but has it got any ventilation?Nice video and beautiful gbb!

[@stuartSteele-tarantulaman]

@@lovemytarantulas the red runners were hiding under her webbing and were not visible. She was eating more than one at a time, so after the last 6 weeks a couple must of sought shelter under her webbing unfortunately. The new enclosure are the same as all my other enclosures and are custom made by a South African tarantula specialist and yes there is ventilation slits in the enclosure. In terms of stress, rehousing can be stressful for a lot of spiders, but she has settled nicely in her new enclosure and webbed up all anchor points and feeding like a monster