Alright thanks for the info.Keep them dry, give them a hide (or several) so they can get away from the light, really good ventilation, feed maybe once a week. I've heard that using a fan that blows right into the enclosure helps a lot, but there's still a lot we don't know about keeping solfugids. Poke around here on AB a bit more and hopefully you'll find something. I tried to summarize what all I've read recently, but I don't have much experience with them and I'm in Illinois where there are no solfugids to be found
Thanks for the very informational thread.
Try posting your tarantula question in the tarantula forum. More likely that someone who knows will answer there than in this subforum
I think if memory serves there are two species of Ts you can find in utah one being A. idious I had one that was a female for a bit but they don't tend to fair as well captive there have been issues getting viable captive bred slings in the past.and more info search for the above species in the forum.
Thats good to know, i was a little worried because i know they dont do too well in captivity but im almost certain she is due for a molt. Thank you for all your help.
