Jumping Spider Enclosure, Jumping Spider Habitat with Dropper Tongs Acrylic Reptile Breeding Box for Tarantula Scorpion Sling Isopods Invertebrates Insects Mantis Snake Gecko

I ordered these small enclosures because one of our jumping spiders laid a second surprise egg sac, and her enclosure is not baby-proof. I knew that these weren't perfect as is for tiny slings, but I figured that with some modifications, they would work. Here's what I've found: 1) The screens on the sides aren't glued in properly, but a quick round with the hot glue gun fixed both sides. 2) I took the feeding tube and cut it. I didn't know how quickly the fruit flies would find their way out of those small holes, and I wanted it to be easier to feed the slings. Then I moved the thicker plastic ring above the enclosure and hot glued that to the enclosure so there were no small holes for the slings to squeeze through. 3) I ordered a set of 3 small metal funnels that fit perfectly into this tube opening. 4) I taped the edges where the enclosure opens as it doesn't close tightly enough. 5) I did not use the water bowl as slings could drown in them. I am using those for bigger jumping spiders, though. Once I did this, I could capture the slings as they escaped their mama's enclosure and separate them into the new smaller enclosures. The screens make it easy to mist them daily, keeping them humid and hydrated for molting, and with the funnels, it's super easy to feed them. And I've had zero escapees since making these modifications. Note that I did order one for a slightly larger but still juvenile jumping spider and didn't need to add tape along the edges of the enclosure, but I still made all the other modifications, and it's working perfectly for him/her. For the price and speed at which these arrived, it's absolutely worth it, and I will continue to order.

Too small for anything except a pet flea perhaps. Substandard and expensive.

One of the pieces of the enclosure was broken upon opening

This container is ADVERTISED AS SAFE for spider slings specifically because it is sealed tight with screen covered breathing holes to keep such small spiders confined. While this is true and it's successful at avoiding any cracks which can be a challenge for small spiders escaping, it has one HORRID DESIGN FLAW. The fake grass mat it comes with does not fit perfectly flush with the container but does fit snug. It isn't attached and sealed to the floor as it out to be. This has proved dangerous as tiny spiders can, and will, crawl into any crevice they find being curious critters. Unfortunately this mat's fit makes it a perfect DEATH TRAP. My sling crawled in to hide or molt but clearly could not squeeze out. They SUFFOCATED OVERNIGHT. They survived a month in this container before this accident and were the proper size for this container and very healthy. There were no signs of failed molt or dehydration. If you get this container please remove your mat or glue it AND the cracks air tight to the container. I'd also recommend replacing the heavy bowl and stick or gluing them too, as they're easily hazards loose in the container for soft spider species like the jumper. I'm so sad.

Cute little hike for my baby jumping spider. Definitely recommended. And I have gotten these over ans over and will continue to get these