Hi guys, a bit stressed at the moment I have 2 very small slings and I have no idea how to take care of them :blush: . Please any and all help will be appreciated. Was told to cut up meel worms and feed them is this all?

Or just chuck in small crickets or roaches.
If you like, you can just crush the roaches/crickets head and leave in overnight.
Remove the next morning if it is not eaten.

What slings are they? Knowing what they are will help you to search either this forum or google for caresheets
What size is very small?

You can buy pin head crickets from any petshop to feed them. You can also buy a spray bottle to mist their containers.

PS - it always helps to do the research on care etc BEFORE you buy an animal

@ Karin thanks, I really do not like to take slings smaller than 2cm, but you have to start sometime. These are my first and if all goes well might not be my last. Its a Brachypelma albopilosum (Curlyhair) and a Cyclosternum fasciatum (Costa Rican Tiger Rump). Thanks for the advice

These are very easy to care for. Just have your substrate slightly damp and feed dead prey items. They will take dead food readily and it lessens the chance of meal worms and crickets killing the spiders which can happen, more so with meal worms.

Plenty of ventilation is the key and a substrate deep enough to burrow will make the B.albopilosum happy.

*face palm*