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Duo & Tri Glass Spider Enclosures
Tarantula Shopping Notes & Options
If you're looking for a suitable habitat for your spider, tarantula or other critters, consider the versatile "Duo & Tri glass enclosures." These enclosures are designed for species that require a substrate, such as terrestrial, fossorial, semi-arboreal, or even arboreal species. They also double as vivariums for various critters, including isopods, crickets, small reptiles, and roaches. If you're unsure which style to choose, don't worry - the shopping notes on this page will guide you through the options and help you make an informed decision. So why wait? Give your critters the perfect home they deserve with the Duo & Tri glass enclosures.
The Duo and Tri, glass spider enclosures offer various benefits for spider and tarantula owners. With over 1200 size, form, and ventilation options, these visually stunning vivariums provide a comfortable and safe environment while adding beauty to any room. Both styles feature convenient access ports, a dual lid system with a removable glass portion and a ventilated rim fixed with magnets for added security. Choose the perfect fit for your spider and give them a comfortable and secure home.
TIP: We have a general guide that helps determine the dimensions of your enclosure, amount of ventilation and depth of the substrate; it’s in the "size and style enclosure guide.” If you need assistance or have more questions regarding our products, please head to the contact page chat; we are happy to help.
What is the difference between the Duo & Tri enclosures?
The term "Duo & Tri" refers to the number of glass panels. More glass walls provide excellent illumination, visibility and a stepper humidity gradient. Two opposite plastic walls increase considerable cross-ventilation through the event lines.
Both enclosures have a Dual lid system with a removable glass portion and a ventilated rim fixed with magnets. In addition, both enclosures have the option for a magnetic side door and customizable ventilation ranging from 25% to 100% from top to bottom.
It features a dual-lid ventilated system with a removable glass portion, customizable ventilation, and glass viewing panels.
Head over to the arboreal glass tower notes page to read an explanation of "How ventilation lines differ from ventilation holes" and how they can provide a more ventilation area. Then, visit the "Enclosure Ventilation, Humidity & Temperature" guide for more helpful tips.
Cross-ventilation flows between the side panels and the top lid vents; the Tri enclosure has a stepper ventilation and humidity gradient that changes as you move away from the ventilated wall, similar to the glass reptile enclosures with a top mesh and a vent section under the front door. The Duo style features the most ventilation possible, as air can exit from the top and opposite sides.
Differences with the Arboreal glass towers:
The "Arboreal glass towers" are for species that do not need substrate in their current life stage. Some spiders in the hobby, like jumping spiders, fall into that category. But for example, some arboreal tarantulas tend to need substrate as spiderlings or juveniles and less as they become adults; some always need substrate even as adults, and for such, the Tri & Duo enclosures are better.
The glass towers only have one form or shape and six dimensions (tall with a smaller square bottom); the Tri & Duo enclosures can be a cube, a tall or a wide rectangle; between the two Tri & Duo enclosures, there are over 1,000 possible proportions and sizes options.
The Tri & Duo enclosure does not have a removable bottom tray but features customizable ventilation wall panels.