Acrylic Jumping Spider Enclosure, 5.7 in Tall House with Front Door, Vented Side Walls, for Slings and Juveniles

Acrylic Jumping Spider Enclosure, 5.7 in Tall House with Front Door, Vented Side Walls, for Slings and Juveniles

$49.95

Tall5.7 in tall

Size
Size: S Size guide

Tracked shipping14 days to change your mind

The label

Tall
Size
5.7 in tall, floor 3.1 × 3.1 in (14.5 × 8 × 8 cm)
Material
Clear acrylic
Vents
Slots in the upper half of both side walls
Door
Front, drops open on a hinge at the bottom, latch at the top
Feeding port
Not listed by the maker

Inches from the maker's centimeters, to one decimal. Height always comes first.

HEIGHT 5.7 IN 14.5 CM FLOOR 3.1 × 3.1 IN 8 × 8 CMVENTSDOOR0123IN 05CM
Drawn from the maker's sizes. The scale bar matches the drawing.

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Description

A clear acrylic house for one young jumping spider. The front door drops open on a hinge at the bottom, so you reach in low and leave the silk under the slanted roof alone.

It stands 5.7 in (14.5 cm) tall on a 3.1 x 3.1 in (8 x 8 cm) floor. Both side walls have ventilation slots in their upper half, and a latch at the top keeps the door shut. Soil, plants and animal are not included.

Size & fit
Shipping & returns

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14 days to change your mind. Start a return through the contact page before sending anything back; the return route and costs are stated in the refund and return policy.

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Acrylic Jumping Spider Enclosure, 5.7 in Tall House with Front Door, Vented Side Walls, for Slings and Juveniles S · $49.95

Size guide

Every enclosure in this shop gives its size the same way: height first, then the floor, in inches with the maker's centimeters behind it. We convert from the maker's centimeters to one decimal, so 30 cm is 11.8 in, never a rounded 12 in.

How to read a size

11.8 in tall, 7.9 × 7.9 in floor (30 × 20 × 20 cm). The first number is always the height. It decides who can live in it: climbers want height, ground dwellers want floor.

Tall or low

Climbers live up: a jumping spider hangs her hammock near the top and a mantis hangs upside down to molt, so they get a tall enclosure with the door low on the front. Ground dwellers live down: isopods and snails want floor space, a deep layer of damp substrate and a lid that closes well. A young spider (a sling) is easier to watch and to feed in a smaller enclosure.

The label

Size, material, vents, door and feeding port. When the maker does not list a value, the label says: not listed by the maker.

Still unsure?

Email support@modeviera.com with your animal and its size, and we tell you which enclosure fits.

Measurements for this item are available on request. Email support@modeviera.com with the item name and the size you are considering.