# Antilles pinktoe tarantula — care routine

Caribena versicolor

Read with the complete profile and individual plan.

## Before arrival

- [ ] The proposed adult layout is 30 × 30 × 45 cm with stable vertical cover and web anchors. A perforated acrylic lid must match the exact enclosure latch and retain effective airflow. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/antilles-pinktoe/#knowledge-housing)
- [ ] Keep one observation animal and ask for stage and moult history. Small spiderlings need closer hydration and finer containment than adults. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/antilles-pinktoe/#knowledge-commitment)

## Routine checks

- [ ] Test containment, airflow and water access before arrival. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/antilles-pinktoe/#knowledge-checklists)

## Regular care and records

- [ ] Check conditions and remove prey remains without destroying the retreat. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/antilles-pinktoe/#knowledge-checklists)
- [ ] Leave the last meal and moult status for holiday care. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/antilles-pinktoe/#knowledge-checklists)
- [ ] Recheck gaps and ventilation after any lid modification. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/antilles-pinktoe/#knowledge-checklists)

## When to stop and seek help

- [ ] Injury, persistent weakness or failed moulting needs experienced invertebrate-veterinary help. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/antilles-pinktoe/#knowledge-health)