DQITJ9 Pcs Blue Spider Ceramic Water Bowl Tarantula Mini Dish for Tarantula Spider Millipede Tiny Bugs Terrarium Accessories

Perfect for bugs, very tiny reptiles (like babies), and doll houses. Would work for inkwell for glass pens or calligraphy pens. Only holds like one or two ml of fluid, which is perfect.

Little smaller than I thought but worked great for my spiders 🕷

ITEM: 9 Pcs Spider Ceramic Water BowlCOMMENTS: I do now recognize that measurements are included on the final picture, but feel the need to emphasize my point for others that missed it like myself.PROS:- These are sturdy ceramic.- They are easy to clean and pull out of enclosures with tweezers.- None had chips or cracks.- These do serve a great purpose in terms of TINY reptiles, slings, or other insect keeping.NEUTRALS:- The glazing isn’t great; lots of bubbling/maybe inclusions/etc, but it is fairly uniform otherwise and doesn’t have gaps except for intentional areas on the base.CONS:- These are absolutely fully inadequate for grown tarantulas (which is what is very poorly photoshopped, I mean pictured, in the listing).- That is a child hand model, because as a woman with small side of average hands, it’s about 3/4 to 1/2 that.- In my defense to the dimensions being listed, I’ve been lied to by men about what an inch is my entire life, and I feel like this listing isn’t helping with the misleading images.PACKAGING/GIFTABILITY: (All of my packages are sent with Prime Delivery Day and manufacter’s packaging preference selected. This may impact how things are shipped and cause my packaging experience to differ from yours.) They were shipped in a small manila envelope with each bowl in an unsealed bubble wrap pouch.WOULD I PURCHASE?: Ugh, yes, but only because it’s hard to find decent sling bowls that aren’t bottle caps. I’m still mad about the misleading images. $8.99 (the asking price at the time of writing) seems fair to me.CONCLUSION: In all seriousness, the images are heavily misleading and these are much smaller than I expected - they are absolutely not suitable for the pictured adult tarantulas. I accept my fault in not better envisioning the measurements, but STILL. However, they are still excellent sling bowls leagues above the go-to bottle cap, so I’m not entirely upset. I’m begrudgingly recommending them for TINY reptiles, slings, and other insect keepers.DISCLAIMER: I write completely honest reviews from actual use of the products, with pertinent information that I desire from reviews, in the same way that I would by purchasing them directly (including considering satisfaction from a cost standpoint). I do not condone falsifying reviews by reviewing without using/testing or minimizing/ignoring neutrals or cons about the product. My reviews are updated without removing the original review if new information is discovered or if durability/use impacts the product down the road.My rating system is: 5 = no/minimal complaints, very pleased 4 = minor complaints, overall satisfied, but could be better 3 = notable complaints, overall average to ‘meh’ 2 = significant complaints, unhappy and will not keep/use 1 = entirely complaints, misleading descriptions, straight to the trash product.

These are quite cute little ceramic bowls you can use for very small pets (or anything else you would want very tiny bowls for). I got them for my mourning gecko colony with the hope of tucking them around the habitat as food or water bowls. They can hold about a teaspoon of water or food paste, and the sides are tall enough to contain small non-climbing insects like small mealworms. My partner is using one as a water dish for one of his larger wolf spiders. I like that they can be washed and reused. The glaze is very smooth, so anything dried on releases easily. If you've been using bottle caps or similar for your small pets, these are a great upgrade. Just remember they are very small.