CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is it dangerous to keep spiders? Are they poisonous? Zhihu (Is it dangerous to keep spiders? Are they poisonous? Zhihu full text)

1. Do people keep spiders as pets? Will they bite people? How do you know if they are poisonous?

There is still a risk of pet spiders biting people, especially when the spider is hungry. If you dangle your hand around its mouth, you are likely to be bitten. If you want to get started, you should gently hold the spider in your hand after feeding it. Do this after every meal. Slowly it will get used to your taste, and its body hair will also be familiar with the touch, which will reduce the risk of biting people in the future. The spiders we usually keep are tarantulas. Tarantulas are relatively docile and rarely bite people. There are also some fierce ones, such as Babu or Gorgeous Rainforest. It is better to be careful when keeping these spiders.

All spiders in the world are poisonous, but the strength of the toxicity varies. The toxin is actually the spider's digestive juice. They use the toxin to soften their prey and then suck it up. Most spider toxins are only effective against insects and are generally not fatal to humans. The black widow spider is more toxic, but it is relatively small, so the venom is very small. Adult males should be able to withstand it. If women or children are bitten, they should still seek medical attention in time. After being bitten by a spider, you may experience symptoms such as redness, swelling, and itching. If you experience symptoms such as paralysis, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting, you should still seek medical attention in time. Compared to being bitten by a spider, the body hair of some pet spiders has a greater impact on people. People with allergic constitutions may experience allergic symptoms if they come into contact with the spider's body hair. They should be rinsed with water as soon as possible. If you feel uncomfortable, it is better to seek medical attention in time.

2. Are pet spiders non-venomous? Will they bite people?

All spiders are poisonous, it's just the size of the venom that matters. The other half of spiders under 5 cm won't bite, only the bigger ones will bite.

Rose, Red Knees, Golden Straight and Zebra Legs are among the most docile pet spiders, so they generally won't bite people even when they grow up, unless you provoke them. Babu is a bit fierce and his venom is more powerful than the first two.

3. Is the St. Andrews Cross Spider poisonous?

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The abdomen of the St. Andrew's Cross spider has obvious yellow and black stripes. Because of its beautiful and gorgeous coat, it is popular and is kept as a pet. The bright color of the horizontal striped golden spider is its protective color. Although this spider is somewhat toxic, it will not harm the human body.

Most spiders are venomous, but the toxicity varies. Generally, domestic spiders are not very venomous. A few venomous spiders can cause a relatively large reaction in the human body, but they are not life-threatening.

4. Why can’t we keep spiders?

First of all, it is not suitable for families with children to keep spiders, especially poisonous spiders. Spiders have many legs and like to crawl around, which may scare children and is not good for their health.

The second thing is to prepare a place for the spider to live. You can use lampshades, glass jars, wooden boxes, or paper boxes. Depending on the habits of different spiders, prepare some food near the nest during the feeding period to prevent the spider from hunting everywhere, crawling around, or having no fixed residence. Feng Shui believes that a house full of spider webs will lead to financial loss, so you must make sure your pet spider can find its own cave and stay there for a long time.

5. Are the large spiders in my home poisonous? What kind are they?

1. First of all, make sure that ordinary indoor spiders are basically non-toxic. Large black indoor spiders are poisonous, and non-toxic species do not have this color.

2. Then determine that the toxicity of spiders has nothing to do with whether their colors are bright or not. Most of the highly toxic and extremely toxic species are yellowish brown (Brazilian wandering spider, six-eyed sand spider) or black (Sydney funnel-web, widow spider). There may be other colors, but they will not be too bright.

3. Indoor spiders do not necessarily live indoors, so it is recommended to use a broom to remove them when you find them.

4. Large spiders that like to stay indoors include the white-fronted stilt spider (not pure black) of the family Theridiidae and some large seam spiders (also not pure black).

6. Are there any pet spiders that are not poisonous?

Are there any poisonous pet spiders?

The answer is, I personally don't think anyone keeps spiders as pets, but are spiders poisonous? I personally think there are poisonous spiders, but they are rare and I have never seen them. I have only seen poisonous spiders in movies. We really don't see spiders here on a normal day. We only see them on cloudy and rainy days. We see some pretty big spiders making webs to catch mosquitoes.

7. Can sapphire spiders be kept?

Sapphire spiders can be kept, but you must be extremely careful.

Sapphire spiders are highly poisonous, so you must handle them with care to prevent them from running away. They are usually fed with small cherry cockroaches or pinhead crickets.

Find a sealed box, make a hole in it, put wet coconut soil in it, and place it in a dark corner.

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

1. Some pet spiders are difficult to keep. Since many pet spiders are tropical species, the temperature must be kept at around 25 degrees when they are kept. It is best not to be lower than 20 degrees. There is no big problem with a higher temperature, but a low temperature will affect its eating. If it is a few degrees or below zero, it will be life-threatening.

2. The best place to raise spiders is a wooden box. At the same time, it is best to choose a suitable box according to the size of the spider. At the same time, you should also choose according to the type of spider, so that they will feel safer when living in it.

3. Moreover, spiders come from different places and have certain requirements for temperature and humidity. They can be said to be very delicate pets. If they are in relatively dry areas, young spiders may die of dehydration, and even large ones will shed their skin. If it is too humid, they will get sick, so you need to pay attention.

4. After the spider moves to a new environment, it is easy to lack a sense of security. At this time, the spider will be aggressive or will not eat. You can put the spider in a breeding box away from light for two or three days, and it will not be nervous and will not eat.

5. Web-making is the nature of spiders and also their means of hunting. It can be said that the nest they weave with spider webs is their home. So if you keep such spiders, you must be careful not to clean the spider webs frequently, otherwise you will be easily bitten, and it is also easy to cause the spider's nerves to be sensitive and die.

6. Coconut soil is the bedding material for pet spiders. Although it is usually sterile when purchased, it is easy to breed bacteria because it needs to be soaked before use. Therefore, the coconut soil must be cleaned regularly, otherwise it will easily cause the spider to become sick or even die.

7. Because most pet spiders are poisonous, you must not handle them when raising them. Although a bite will not threaten your life, the pain is unbearable. So you must be careful during the raising process and try to wear gloves.

9. Are the white transparent spiders in the house poisonous?

There are two types of white transparent spiders, both of which are non-toxic.

Jumping spider: Its main feature is that it does not connect to a web, but walks by jumping, hence the name jumping spider. Jumping spiders are non-toxic and do not spin webs, so it can be said that they pose no threat to humans.

White-fronted spider: This spider is slightly larger than the jumping spider, but not much bigger. It can make webs. However, it is non-toxic and also preys on cockroaches. If you see it at home, just don't disturb it. Don't be afraid.