Josh's Frogs Tarantula 8x8x12 Nano Kit is a great, economical way to house your tarantula or other invertebrate pet.

The Tarantula Kit includes:

1. Exo Terra 8x8x12 Nano Glass Terrarium

The Exo Terra 8x8x12 Nano Glass Terrarium is perfect for housing a tarantula. Front opening glass doors with a vent make cleaning and maintaining your pet tarantula easy, while a foam rock background greatly adds to your tarantula habitat's visual appeal. A screen top provides ventilation.

2. Digital Thermometer and Hygrometer

Use this to keep on top of the correct temperature and humidity for your pet tarantula.

3. Small Cork Flat

A small piece of virgin cork is a perfect hiding and climbing surface for your pet tarantula. Resistant to mold and rot, cork will last a long time in your tarantula's enclosure, and looks great!

4. Small Water Dish

The Small Water Dish will provide your tarantula with a drink, while the standing water aids in maintaining humidity in your pet's enclosure. Make sure to change the water frequently, and clean the Small Water Dish as frequently as needed. Only use dechlorinated water with your pet tarantula.

5. Josh's Frogs Coco Cradle Disks

Coconut fiber is the perfect substrate for tarantulas, as well as many other invertebrates and bugs. Josh's Frogs Coco Cradle Disks are perfect for smaller enclosures. Just add water to one of the coco cradle disks and allow it to expand. Squeeze out the excess water and add it to your tarantula enclosure.

6. Artificial Plant

Artificial plants not only look good - they also add visual barriers to your pet tarantula's enclosure, as well as providing a hiding spot for arboreal tarantula species. The artificial plant included with this tarantula kit is perfect for the needs of your pet.

7. Small Heat Mat

Most species of tarantulas will be fine in the low to mid 70s - in warmer climates, use of a heat mat may not be necessary. If you live in the frigid north like us, or elsewhere where night time temps may drop into the 60s, you may wish to place a small heat mat on the back or side of the enclosure.