CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is the environment like for raising spiders?

1. How to raise spiders so that they will get close to you?

1. Prepare a ventilated breeding box, put coconut soil, sterile soil and other substrates in it, and place hiding holes and fake trees according to the habits of the spider species. Spiders need to hunt by themselves. There is no need to put too many unnecessary objects in the breeding box.

2. Keep the breeding temperature between 17-25℃ and the humidity at around 65%. You can put a small water cup with some cotton in it.

3. Mainly feed crickets, locusts, moths, etc. The remaining food residues should be cleaned up and the coconut soil should be replaced regularly. This substrate is easy to breed bacteria, and if it is not replaced in time, it will easily cause the spider to become sick or even die.

2. What should you pay attention to when raising spiders?

1. The breeding temperature should be around 25℃. The temperature difference between day and night should not be too large. Pay attention to cooling down in summer to prevent heatstroke, and pay attention to heating up in winter to keep warm.

2. Adjust the humidity according to the species of spider, generally keep it at 65-70%. If it is too low, the spider may become dehydrated.

3. A good ventilation environment can make spiders strong, reduce diseases, and help them safely pass through each molting.

4. Avoid direct sunlight.

5. The spider's molting is controlled by the secretory hormones of the secretory cells in the ganglia of the brain and the abdominal ganglia. There are usually signs. First, the spider's activity decreases before molting, and it looks for a quiet place, does not eat or move, enters a semi-dormant state, and other metabolic activities are in a weak state; second, the body shape, the abdomen is obviously enlarged, the skin is rough, the body segments are clear, and there are cracks.

3. What are the varieties of pet spiders?

Common pet spiders include the Intellectual Red Rose, Intellectual Fire Rose, Mexican Red Knees, Mexican Fire Legs, Honduras Curly, Guatemalan Red Tail, etc.

Some spiders are docile, but some are poisonous and aggressive. We should try not to handle them directly during daily breeding. It is best to use tools to touch them.

2. What are the general conditions for a spider’s home?

The spider breeding room should refer to the following standards: the foundation should be 10 to 20 cm above the ground, and windows should be opened 1.2 to 1.5 cm above the ground on all sides, with movable screens on top to facilitate ventilation.

A 15-20 cm deep and 25 cm wide ditch is opened on the walls inside or outside the room. The inner edge of the ditch is a gentle slope, and the outer edge is a steep slope. It is inlaid with glass and filled with water to prevent ants from invading and spiders from escaping.

The spider room can be made into a breeding box with a length of 45 cm, a width of 32 cm and a height of 30 cm using wooden boards, glass or steel frames, or it can be made into a breeding box using a plastic barrel.

The box is paved with 10-15 cm thick brick-red soil, and then a 30° slope is built on it with a height of 10 cm. A cave is built on the slope. The cave is slightly inclined and 10 cm deep, which is a size suitable for the spider's body.

In each breeding box, there is a water tray and a feeding tray. A 2 cm2 foam sponge is placed in the water tray so that the spider can absorb water.

3. What kind of environment do spiders live in?

The spider's living environment is:

The living environment of spiders is a dark and humid environment because spiders are afraid of light.

Introduction: Spiders are a general term for all species of the Arthropoda class, Arachnida order, and Araneae order. They are distributed all over the world except Antarctica. They are widely distributed from sea level to 5,000 meters above sea level, and all are terrestrial.

English: spider

Living habits: Spiders have a wide range of food, mostly insects, other spiders, myriapods, and some spiders also feed on small animals. Jumping spiders have excellent eyesight and can sneak up to catch prey within 30 cm and pounce on it. Crab spiders wait for prey on flowers with similar body colors. Ground spiders that live in the soil build burrows lined with silk. The entrance to the burrow has a movable lid that opens at night to catch insects passing through the burrow. Funnel spiders weave funnel webs that vibrate when insects fall into the web; the spider itself lives in a silk tube, which is narrow at the end and leads to plants or other cracks in rocks.

4. How to raise Solomon spiders?

Breeding environment: Each spider should be kept independently in a closed container. The base material can be a mixture of coconut shell soil and peat soil, which should be laid 3-5 cm thick and compacted.

A suitable shelter should be placed in the breeding box as a shelter. You can choose tiles, bark, coconut shells, etc. In addition, a water device should be placed

5. What are the breeding conditions for the oil-painted powder-toed spider?

Oil paint breeding environment:

The first is ventilation.

The second is humidity. Of course, the temperature cannot be too low. 25℃~29℃ is best.

Third, the placement and daily care after arriving home. Put the oil painting in a well-arranged environment, throw in a few cherry seedlings, and place it in a dark place to rest. Normally, a healthy seedling will start eating quickly under suitable conditions. If it really doesn't start eating, don't worry, spiders are unlikely to starve to death, just make sure the environment is suitable. Don't disturb the spiders all the time after just arriving home, as this may also cause the spiders not to eat. Check if there are any food residues the next day. If there are, take out the food residues. After cleaning, move gently, make sure there is water in the basin and continue to rest. In a week, as long as everything is normal, the oil painting will weave a nest. After going through the previous things, the sudden death rate of the oil painting will be greatly reduced. The next thing is to feed it normally like other spiders, take care of it diligently, and control the temperature and humidity, and there will basically be no major problems.

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