CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Farming spiders (spider venom farming)

Artificial breeding of bird-catching spiders is an emerging breeding industry. Only when breeders master the technology, adapt to local conditions, and apply it flexibly can they raise it well. To raise poisonous spiders well, you should pay attention to the following six points: 1. Sufficient preparation. The soil for making caves must not be polluted, and the caves should be as large as possible; when breeding in barrels, the height of the caves cannot exceed two-thirds of the barrel height, and the area of ​​the caves accounts for about half of the barrel area. In addition, you must prepare food for the spiders. 2. Good introduction of species. A good source of seeds is the beginning of raising spiders well. Only with good seeds can a good foundation be laid for future breeding. Therefore, the introduction of species must be carried out from a regular farm with a scale and reputation to ensure the safety of the species. 3. Never lack water. Spiders have a special way of drinking water. You should take a sponge and put it in clean water. After soaking it, pick it up with chopsticks and put it in a small dish. Well water is the best water for feeding spiders. If tap water is used, it is best to leave it for 1 hour before using it. The drinking vessel used must be clean. 4. Provide sufficient nutrition. Spiders have a mixed diet and cannot be fed a single feed. Feed should be changed frequently. Especially during the breeding season, spiders consume a lot of energy. During this period, it is best to put in more feed with high nutritional value and spiders' favorite food to ensure comprehensive nutrition. For spiders hatching eggs, nutrition and drinking water should be fully guaranteed. If they are left hungry, they will eat spider eggs. 5. Maintain good temperature and humidity. The temperature for spider breeding is 20-30℃ and the humidity is 55-70%. If the temperature does not meet the requirements, you can use methods such as making fire, electric stoves, and heating to increase the temperature; if the temperature is too high, you can use watering, electric fans and other cooling measures. If the temperature is not reached, water should be sprinkled in moderation, but never sprinkle on the egg sac and young spiders. 6. Avoid disturbing. In addition to giving water, feeding and cleaning in time, it is best not to open the lid at will, and avoid letting strangers approach and watch. Especially for spiders hatching eggs, if they are disturbed, they will destroy their egg sacs