T-LOVER makes one thing: a cross-ventilated acrylic enclosure for arboreal tarantulas, designed in Denmark and built to a drawing rather than to a price.
Why we started
Because almost every enclosure on the market treats ventilation as an afterthought. A row of holes in a lid looks like ventilation and behaves like a sealed box. Arboreal species pay for that with abandoned webbing, mould and, too often, a spider that simply declines over a year for no visible reason.
The Arboreal Paradise Adult takes air in through low bands on all four faces, six centimetres above the floor so no hole sits below the substrate, and lets it out through the upper eight centimetres of both side walls and the entire perforated lid. Room air moves in at the bottom, rises past the damp substrate and leaves at the top. No fan, no electricity, nothing to fail.
How it is built
Five millimetre cast acrylic, solvent welded at the corners rather than screwed. Every opening is a 3 mm hole on a 6 mm grid, deburred by hand so nothing catches a tarsal claw. The front door is a single horizontal panel that slides to the left and locks to the right on three recessed magnets, leaving the opening on the right where your working hand naturally goes in. The lid lifts straight off. The base is solid.
One size, for now
We would rather make one enclosure properly than four badly. If you would buy a smaller size, tell us on the front page: we build the next one when enough of you actually need it.
T-LOVER is run by OMJ, CVR 30860403, Aalborg, Denmark.