lol - well that was pretty cool.
Learnt more about you from that short video than from the last 3 or 4 years of emails  
Plus seeing the back of the cobweb castle with the two stage screens and the actual bubble, made the whole thing make a lot more sense.

Not just a simple box.

One thing that might be worth adding is some way to actually catch a spider without having to handle one.

I was pretty phobic of spiders as a kid.
But over the years I've made  a point of leaving them in my shed and workshop and getting used to them.
So while they no longer scare the crap out of me - I would never pick a decent sized one up.

I could see having one in a habitat like that - but I'd need a way to get it in there that did not involve picking one up.    

Also a great thing for a classroom, again to habituate kids to the fact that spiders are harmless. -Well most of them lol
We don;t have any venomous spiders in the uk, obvuiously there are  a few venomous ones in the states and more venomous than non-venomous in australia.   

The whole thing now makes a lot more sense
Good luck with it mate

Does Clint know spiders are not reptiles ?

You didn't tell him you were breeding rare 8 legged spider lizards ?

Given there is a lizard in ibiza with 2 tails that lives on a mystical rock.(es vede - or something like that, I've been round it in a boat. Which is a story in itself)

Spider lizards could be a thing

Elliot,  thatbwas awesome.  Loved it. Congratulations on the STEM certificate.  Thats impressive. I been wanting a tarantula for a long time now


U have my number, WHY DIDN'T u tell me u had bees,?  Jk.....all is good.

jumping spiders are tiny.
Very cool as they also spit their webbing like spiderman.

But petty small for pets i would have thought.

For some reason we seem to mostly get them in the bathroom

Like all insects - you don't see many spiders around these days either