I like the ones that are 18X18X24. That's what I have now.But I had one that was 12X12X18 before, and they were fine in it until they outgrew it.
I think if you can get one that is taller, great, but if you can't, then that would be fine.
I like the ones that are 18X18X24. That's what I have now.But I had one that was 12X12X18 before, and they were fine in it until they outgrew it.
I think if you can get one that is taller, great, but if you can't, then that would be fine.
i could get one which was 24 high but the problem is i have a shelf with all my tarantullas on above the frog tank and at the moment they are in a 12 x 12 x 18. if i went to 24 inch high i wouldnt beable to get the light on top as the shelf would get in the way. so do you think that 18 high isnt tall enough? they wil be getting more floor space tho.
I think the 18 inch would be fine. One of my friend's has an 18x18x18, and she had two in there. One was -huge- too. Like 3-4 inches.
so will they be able to stay in the 18 high one for the rest of there lives or will i need to upgrade them later on?
I'm really not sure...I guess it depends on how big they get? My friend's seem comfortable. But what if you have two females that get like 4 inches?
I don't think there's really that much difference between 18 and 24 inches. Especially if you are limited by space.
i think i have one male and one female, because one has a larger head and never croaks, and one has a smaller head and croaks all the time, they are both just juvenilles at the mo id say 2 inches long not including there legs.
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you doing want higher because they really dont climb that far up. if you fine then in the wild there not on top of the trees. there closer to the bottom. you want wider not higher. and female and male whites cork. males just do it more. and they shouldnt be doing that intell there adults.
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