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Looks like a good juvenile set up! Probably gonna need something larger as it gets older. Glad your room is about the right temperature, but as long as they’ve got their thermal gradients in order they should be good I bet. Maybe some leaf litter might be nice to give him extra stuff to hide in and things for the spring tails to eat. Also hopefully the humidity is staying okay without a lid. I know I definitely couldn’t do that in my dry climate lol.

Nature makes are normally cheaper as they don't live that long after maturing

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Love beardies, there’re such characters! Zeus is a cutie

Nice, i was thinking about Pac Man frogs, thanks for the heads up!

Snickered a bit during this. Ain’t sure if you are a Star Wars fan, but, how about Lando for the one that landed on the floor? 😅( jepp, Am absolutely playing a bit with words here 😁) and as for the other, maybe Pokémon related, either by name of characters, or of a gras or watertype? Thanks for sharing and how do you like those cages? Been eyeing them on amazon, but would be interessting to get a future review perhaps? 😇

Where are thise tanks from too? I like the look of those!!

I'm looking for a strawberry pacman baby 😍

Clay balls are good that's what soaks the excess water up. I always use clay balls a mesh layer then my substrate mix, moss, leaf litter, plants. You can get some good bits of cork bark in bulk bags from the soider shop too which is handy. I like the little plants that stick to the glass with a suction cup for my jumping spiders.

I love beardies, they’re such personalities 😂

I'm hopefully getting a pacman this week, looking forward to it

What tank is this? Might be good for my velvet spiders. Also, my jumpers really like ledges on the walls of their tanks. They don’t really use the 3D printed ones but they love the ones I make by breaking up pieces of cork bark and glueing magnets on. ☺️

I let the native jumping spiders free range around my apartment. It's always a treat when one of them pops up to say "hi". They are just too freakin' cute!

a fusion strike etb, a jack daniels glass and a jumping spider. you earned a subscriber immediately hahah

I’m scared of them too that’s why I got into tarantulas and spiders. I have 23 my biggest is a good bird eater. She’s about 7 to 8 inches.

Please b careful with the orange one there super fast don’t wanna lose that I have one molts every month every if u take care of them they like it dry I’ve never seen an orange one is very beautiful. Reminds me of my OBT.

The Jack Daniels glass is essential to jumping spider happiness. Just don't let it drive.

Great vlog mate I tell you a great vlogger to follow as your quite new like me he has helped so much he been doing for forty 40 pluss so he nows his thing like water bowls add clean pebbles to bowl they can climb out this name is Daves beastly room he so helpful hope this helps one thing I agree with you is big tanks I have 30 big plastic tanks I like to live in big room not a match box so well done there keep up great vlogs

Scorpion look pregnant

painful AF watching you rehome them so slowly

I'm curious to see the camel spiders grow to their full potential

When looking for larger tarantulas I only look for sexed females as I am not breeding them, so i want a long lived animal. I know females are more expensive but thats because they are going to be around for years, whereas your mature male probably only has a year tops. Buying a big female is an investment as you should have her for years and if you become interested in breeding them in the future you can look out for a mature male then!

That's a nice haul, those two mystery boxes from CFTN were almost identical though 😅

Definitely a cool haul but you are definitely new don’t be so scared and shy new world or old world it’s not a issue just be brave slow and calm keep your fingertips clear I’m not 100% your intentions on a mm but luckily they are a common enough species and females are out there easily available nhandu chromatus are hair flicky and quick to threat pose in general it’s not just him you should get six months to a year out of him good luck

Creatures from the north overprice their slings in the mystery boxes to make you think you got the value you paid but it is an absolute rip off.. for example the Birupes Simoroxigorum go for a maximum of £45 for a 2cm sling ranging between £35 to £45.. their fake price of £80-£90 is absolutely a lie.. the other are also priced higher than what they should be aside from the Hati Hati, they are roughly around £8 a sling at the very most.. to add, mature males are worth roughly 1/3 of the price of a female simply because they all die around 2-3 years old.. where as females can live for 10-30 years depending on the species and can be paired over and over again where as males will only be paired a few times before dying once matured as once they mature they only have a few months to live at most, some species have lived longer but its very rare for them to do so.. so many legs, the spider shop, spa spiders and portsmouth tarantulas all provide very good value for money and great customer service, CFTN areby far the worst tarantula vendors in the hobby. Nice collection you have going now though been watching a few of your videos recently!

Interesting video, I love your bravery in learning and pushing yourself, take your time and enjoy the process, I'm to scared of them even though I've built a jumper spider enclosure I'm still thinking it's not fair on the spider if I make a mistake while scared even though I find them beautiful my instinct kicks in lol Anyway, some advice is to get some nice soft artist paintbrushs to gently move the spider, rather than the tongs

Amazing how many different breeds of spiders are out there…..I have held a tarantula in my hand, don’t know the breed, but it was big (fingertips to wrist), grey, heavy and felt like the skin of kiwi fruit almost…if you want a really pretty one, I think the Brazilian jewel tarantulas are really colourful and beautiful…not sure if they have venom but I’m sure you’d do some research before purchase….right? 🤔

The A. Seemani is a borrower even as an adult you need to supply at least 6 inches of substrate and a much larger enclosure than what you're using please take some advice from some of us more experienced hobbyists cuz we only want your animals to be happy❤

You should have stuck to beginner species if you're a beginner, you read on it that it's for an experienced keeper only but you decided to buy it anyway. Please watch Dave's little beasties or the dark den are Tom's big spiders and learn how to handle your tarantulas and rehouse them properly because this video just had me on the edge of my seat. Please all hobbyists care about all of us and most of all for your pets. Do your research do your research do your research I can't stress that enough frankly I like all the spiders that you have and own them all myself but you really should have started with some terrestrial calmer species not anything like the Nhandu. Mature males will sometimes go off their food for the remainder of their lives their main objective now is to breed and that's what he should be doing is going to be bred. Since you're not planning on reading him he's just going to go around and around and around and around and around for the rest of his life looking for a female and it's not going to be any fun for you

I think you are new to tarantulas. Mature males are somewhat cheaper as they are at the end of their lives and are looking to mate and die. So your mm Nahandu is prolly got at most 9 months to a year or so dep on when he matured. A lot of the T's you got in mystery boxes are old world slings who are very very fast and when older have very potent venom so watch your fingers. Lol you will be fine by time that are adult you will be much more confident with them and will have learned a lot. Good luck and I look forward to watching .

I love watching these mystery boxes but it definitely was painful watching u put an arboreal in a cricket tub 😂 update: top opening jumping spider enclosure is a nono 😢

Did you know that it would be good to avoid using conifers in terrariums if possible because of the essential oils they contain, such as terpenes, which may be toxic to arachnids. That cone in huntsman's terrarium might be a risk. Your little panic at seeing the huntsman for the first time was fun to watch! 😄

What species?

My seemanis called silver, probably too late but how about Arian or Prada (both silver in different languages) 😅 gorgeous spider

Great box! Love the “it’s either a big beetle or a spider” at @6:00. Nah mate, it’s a scorpion 😅

Nice to see new tarantula keepers in the hobby! A couple of suggestions to help. A piece of cork bark with a starter burrow will make your tarantula happy. And tarantulas won't drown. I 100% promise. No need for rocks. Welcome again to the hobby.

I wouldn't dare to put such huge isopods with a jumping spider myself, I'd be too scared the isopods would potentially harm the spider close to molting even if they mostly stay at the top. I personally won't be taking that risk, I use dwarf isopods for that reason. I loved seeing all the mantises though, I don't have a single one yet but I find them very very intriguing. I like that little trick of putting pebbles in the water if the spiders are assumably small, will steal that idea. I learned new things about beetles too. ALSO, that first spider was like NAH THIS PAPER MY HOME MAN, YOU GOTTA EVICT ME AND BULLDOZE MY HOUSE! The pinktoe is indeed, very beautiful, especially when grown up from what I've seen! Seeing you with the first animals of sorts is relatable and nice, I only have a jumping spider, fake death's roaches and isopods with unicorn snails right now and it gives me the confidence to do okay with any new critters. I love your attitude towards all these animals, being so interested in all of them and treating them calmly even if some of them tried being sassy with you :') Also I just started thinking what kind of job it is to pack these tarantulas and scorpions into tissue paper... oh dear...

Make sure when your out you get a tall enclosure for the diversipes as it is aboreal. Good like with the T's. I started with my first in February and I now have 46.

Like others have said. the pink toe aboreal. More height than width.

You must have bought most the spider shops stock up I've just been on their website and there's hardly owt left 😢😢

They really are very pretty fogs ❤

Can I ask where abouts you get your lovely frogs and do they deliver creatures like frogs ?? I know they use delivery services for the insect type critters but do they do it for frogs

Makes me wanna get a mystery box 📦

Pink toes are arboreal, lovely ts You got a good little haul there 😊

TONGS!!!! I guess some people need to be bit to remind us why we have wise practices. Still I don't think i can handle watching more of your videos. It makes me too nervous

In Canada we call them phidippus ardens. Oh you do too 😅. That enclosure would make your spiders happier if you flipped it so you don't destroy the hammock. These ones like a drier home. So you don't even need the soil. They are so easy to love.❤ enjoy

Hi i'm new here, i'm fairly new to the tarantula hobby (2 years) and i'm looking to get my first mantis. I love your energy and just subscribed! 🙂