CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What are the advantages and disadvantages of raising spiders? (What are the advantages and disadvantages of raising spiders?)

1. Why can’t spiders be raised artificially?

Because spiders generally eat flying insects, mosquitoes or flies. It is difficult to raise wild spiders artificially, and spiders have very strict requirements on the environment and prey.

If the temperature and humidity are not suitable for the growth and development of the embryo, the embryo will slow down or stop developing. If the time is too long (more than 20 days), the egg will become an invalid egg and will not hatch.

Young spiders have weak bodies, their digestive organs are not fully developed, and their ability to resist adverse external environments is poor. In addition, they have to shed their skin every time they grow, so their mortality rate is high, and therefore they cannot be raised artificially.

2. Why do people keep spiders as pets?

First of all, spiders don't need to be fed frequently, so it doesn't take much energy. Secondly, it's cleaner to keep spiders, and they eat mosquitoes and flies. Of course, there's also the influence of novels.

3. What are the benefits of having spiders as pets?

1. It's just an alternative pet. To be honest, there is no benefit in it.

2. It can be used to build up courage. Many people raise spiders not because they like them, but because they want to be different and appear brave.

3. Spiders are brainless creatures. No matter how long you keep them, they will not recognize you and will not interact with you. There is no difference between your hand and a stranger's hand. You will bite them when you should and kick their hair when you should.

4. It is not recommended to keep spiders if you don’t like them. If you like these small animals, you can keep some more docile species. It is not recommended to keep spiders with highly poisonous properties.

4. Can raising spiders loosen the bark?

Yes. Pine bark can provide a habitat for spiders and is also conducive to spiders weaving webs in high places. When breeding spiders, they can be placed indoors or outdoors. However, spiders prefer shade and fear the sun, so do not place them in the sun. They have a mixed diet and mainly feed on meat, such as flies, crickets, locusts, etc. They can also be fed artificial feed, mixed with milk and egg yolk, once a week. In addition, take anti-escape measures to prevent them from escaping.

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