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The first one is a Grammastola pulchripes, like the label says! This little cutie really didn’t want to go I her new enclosure and went on a bit of a walk about. Thankfully I finally got her in there eventually. The second is a Homoeomma chilense my 3 year old named Chili. Like the mom from Bluey. She was a very cooperative little one. The last one is a Hapalopus guerreroi my kiddo names Punky. I wasn’t prepared for how small she is! I think I made her a nice home in the dram bottle. I tried to make a bit of a starter burrow and added some moss for moisture (not just the sphagnum moss in the picture). Should I feed this little one flightless fruit flies? I haven’t had a cutie this small before. Thank you!

She is a little adventurer. I adopted her from the amazing Portland Insectarium this weekend. She was given to them in a Kritter Keeper that had feeding ports and unfortunately I must have bumped one of them so it was slightly open. She managed to escape overnight, but thankfully we found her within a few hours under a dresser. Hopefully she will like her new enclosure. No more feeding ports and strong latches! I do have to say she is a total sweetheart. Even with all the drama she never once threat posed or hair kicked, not that I would have blamed her if she had. I love this new little sweetie!