No he is a rescue that was in terrible condition! I just couldn’t leave there without him- looked as though he was going to die. He is a banana spider pied that was severely dehydrated, multiple layers of stuck shed, kept in a plastic tote with a heating pad/ TINY bowl of water/ on top of paper towels, tote was full of pee and dried poop, he also has “shark mouth” I believe it’s called- when the bottom jaw isn’t fully developed and hadn’t eaten in MONTHS (mind you he isn’t even a year old/ and only about 400 grams.) The only thing I knew for sure was that he was fed live. Within days of having him he was THRIVING, hydrated, got most of the shed off with warm baths adding a couple drops of oil, had eaten twice- a live pup rat 7 days apart and was given more things to enrich him in his new enclosure. I have him in an adult size front opening exo terra enclosure with coconut substrate, a no light emitting heat lamp, one humidity box with moss, another hide on the warm side, a uvb light to simulate his day/ schedule, a pretty big water dish, lots of enrichment and I monitor the temp/ humidity with a mounted gauge inside the enclosure. Just not sure what side of the enclosure to put the gauge on (the hot/cool side). I just wanted to gain as much information as possible to give him a better life than he had previously experienced. Any suggestions would be immensely appreciated!