What is the best way to clean a Cobalt Blue Tarantula's tank without getting bit?

I have a Cobalt Blue Tarantula. She is aggresive, and posionous. I have had her almost a year. I have cleaned it once, but she was very aggresive afterwards. I am planning to put her in a new tank, and was wondering what would be the best way to clean/ make her "comfy" in her new home. Also, any items I may find for her tank to be more comfortable in her home would be nice. Serious answers PLEASE.

You definitely need to remove her before cleaning. Put a small container infront of her and gently scooch her in. As far as making her comfy... make sure you have a very shallow water dish (no sponge, they collect bacteria) and depending on the size of the habitat, give her 2 hiding places (like a half log or empty coconut). Make sure you have proper lighting and heat as well.

The best way to clean the tank with out getting bit is to remove the spider from the tank, clean it then, put her back in,okay.

Cobalts are by nature very aggressive. Put a small box that you can close with a ruler or something long to keep your hand away from her. Gently guide her into the box close it and them change her out into the new enclosure.

you need another pet

I also have a fairly aggressive cobalt blue. I usually clean her tank once every six months or so. I use a clear tupperware container and put it over top of her then slide the bottom underneath her. I also use barbecue tongs to spot clean and change her water. I have a desert background taped to the back of a 10 gallon tank. I use coconut fiber bedding, some air plants attached to small pieces of driftwood, and a gradual build-up of bedding with pieces of petrified wood as a retaining wall to a depth of about 5 inches. Her water dish is an inch deep and looks like a slice of a log.