3D Printed Jumping Spider Enclosure, PETG Spider Habitat

3D Printed Jumping Spider Enclosure, PETG Spider HabitatEnclosure is 3D printed with PETG filament. (see below for more information on PETG filament) Available in: White: https: racoedesigns. etsy. com listing 1887599358 Pink: https: racoedesigns. etsy. com listing 1902074065 Red: https: racoedesigns. etsy. com listing 1887989784 More sizes and colors coming soon! Matching Food dish and hide are sold separately. Enclosure was designed with jumping spiders or praying mantis in mind. Both species are

Enclosure is 3D printed with PETG filament. (see below for more information on PETG filament)

Available in:
White: https://racoedesigns.etsy.com/listing/1887599358

Pink: https://racoedesigns.etsy.com/listing/1902074065

Red: https://racoedesigns.etsy.com/listing/1887989784

More sizes and colors coming soon!

Matching Food dish and hide are sold separately.

Enclosure was designed with jumping spiders or praying mantis in mind. Both species are arboreal, meaning they like to live at the top of structures and vegetation. Enclosure has 2 sets of 2mm air holes around bottom of enclosure and on top. If your spider is tiny I do not recommend enclosure as they can escape.

Door slides up for easy access and is secured with magnets when closed.

Size: 2.539 x 2.72 x 4.116 inches

Safety:
PETG is a thermoplastic that is often used for food and beverage containers, indicating a high level of safety for use around animals.

Toxicity:
PETG does not contain BPA, a harmful substance, and is generally considered a non-toxic material.

Durability:
PETG is known for its durability and impact resistance, making it a good choice for items that might be subject to wear and tear in a reptile enclosure.

Heat Resistance:
PETG has a higher heat resistance compared to PLA, which is a good consideration for reptile enclosures that can reach higher temperatures.