CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How long does it usually take to breed spiders? (How long does it usually take to breed spiders?)

CATDOLL: How long does it usually take to breed spiders? (How long does it usually take to breed spiders?)

1. Spider breeding cycle?

1. Recovery period

The recovery period is generally from the "Qingzhe" to the "Qingming" season, which takes about 40 days. During this period, the dormant spiders begin to wake up, so it is called the recovery period. After the "Qingzhe", the temperature begins to rise gradually, and the spiders begin to wriggle after waking up from their dormant state and come out of hibernation. Due to the unstable climate in early spring, the temperature difference is large, especially the temperature difference between day and night. At this time, the activity time and range of spiders are still relatively small, and the digestive function has not yet fully recovered. Therefore, most of the nutrition still comes from the nutrients stored during the filling and shedding period, and their growth and development are still in a period of cessation.

2. Growth and development period

The growth and development period is generally from the Qingming Festival to the White Dew Festival, about 150-160 days. This period is the best period for the spider's nutritional growth and reproductive growth in a year, so it is called the growth and development period. After the Qingming Festival, the temperature began to rise steadily, the temperature difference between day and night decreased, and at the same time, most of the spider's food, insects, also recovered, which provided a sufficient food source for the spider's growth and development. As the temperature gradually rises, the range of activities increases, and the amount of food increases, the spider enters the peak period of nutritional growth and reproductive growth. During this period, in addition to completing growth and development, mature male and female spiders also mate to reproduce.

3. Fill in the period

The filling and shedding period is generally between the "Autumnal Equinox" and "Frost Descent", about 45-50 days. This period is the stage for wild spiders to store nutrients and dehydrate their bodies before stinging, so it is called the filling and shedding period. After the "Autumnal Equinox", the weather begins to turn cooler and the temperature gradually drops. In order to ensure sufficient nutrition during the hibernation period, spiders stop growing and developing, and begin to eat more food, so as to maximize food intake and digestion, and store the obtained fat nutrients. At the same time, different methods are used to concentrate the fluid in the body to complete the process of body dehydration.

4. Dormant period

The dormancy period is generally from the beginning of winter to the rainy season, about 120-130 days. During this period, the growth and development of spiders completely stop, and the body is in a curled-up dormant state, so it is called the dormancy period. After the beginning of winter, the weather gradually turns colder, and the temperature does not rise or fall. The spider's range of activities gradually decreases, and it basically stops eating, thus entering a hibernation state. During the entire dormant period, the spider's metabolism is very slow, only maintaining life needs, slowly digesting the stored energy, and growth and development are in a state of cessation.

2. What is the lifespan and reproduction rate of spiders?

Spiders are long-lived, most spiders complete a life cycle, generally 8 months to 2 years, male spiders are short-lived, and die soon after mating. Others such as water spiders and cunning spiders can live for 18 months, burrowing wolf spiders can live for 2 years, giant crab spiders can live for more than 2 years, and bird spiders can live for 20 to 30 years.

3. How long does it take for a pet spider larva to grow into an adult?

It depends on the species. Arboreal species are relatively quick, but they take about 3 years, terrestrial species take about 4 years, and some species like the Emperor Babu take even longer.

4. How long does it take for the golden straight spider to grow up?

Three years to mature

The life span of the golden spider is relatively long. It usually takes several years for it to become an adult. Sometimes it will become an adult in 3 years, and sometimes it takes 4-6 years. After it becomes an adult, its life span is not long. If you want it to become an adult faster, you need to maintain it according to its growth habits. The temperature can be maintained at 27℃ during the day and 23℃ at night. Pay attention to heating in winter and feed it in time.

5. How long does it take to raise a Solomon's spider from 3L to a foot span of 10cm? Can spiders be fed only mealworms? 345997?

It takes patience to raise a big spider. Different species of spiders grow at different rates. The growth rate of the Solomon spider is average. It takes 1-2 years (measured from the spider eggs) to grow to 10cm. Spiders have very low requirements for living conditions, but it is wrong to only feed them meal worms. They also need water.

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6. How long does it take for the Brazilian Solomon's Spider to grow from 1cm to 3cm?

It takes about 1 year.

1. This has something to do with your feeding frequency and individual differences. Generally, it takes more than one month to raise a juvenile fish, and it takes at least two years for it to molt, and it will take longer to grow into an adult.

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7. How long does it take for spiders to appear in a spider pond?

Hi, it takes about three months to have spiders.

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