CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is it expensive to raise spiders? Are they poisonous? Video (Video explanation of whether it is expensive to raise spiders? Are they poisonous?)

1. 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.

2. Why can’t spiders be bred artificially?

Spiders cannot be raised artificially because they have very strict requirements for the environment and prey. If you are interested in raising spiders, you can refer to the following points: 1. The breeder should move gently and steadily, and should not get too close to the egg sac. During the incubation period, the female spider has the behavior of guarding the egg sac and will attack anything that approaches the egg sac. Some female spiders place the egg sac under their abdomen to prevent it from being attacked by the outside world.

3. How to raise spiders and what should you pay attention to?

How to raise spiders:

1. There are many species of spiders, and they have a variety of diets, are resistant to hunger, have strong vitality, and are easy to raise. As long as they have food, water, and shelter, they can be raised normally. For example, the main species of spiders raised as pets at home are: bird spiders, black widow spiders, golden spiders, burrowing wolf spiders, Chinese wolf spiders, big-bellied orb spiders, etc. These are all non-toxic spiders with high economic value and are very suitable for novices to raise.

2. For raising hunting spiders, generally large-mouthed cans, wide-mouthed bottles, and specimen bottles can be used as raising tools. However, the bottle mouth should be sealed with double-layer gauze and some twisted cardboard or small firewood stalks should be placed inside for the spiders to climb and hide. For raising web-making spiders, the spider cage is made of white plastic window screens, with a length, width, and height of 20 cm each. A circular hole with a diameter of 10 cm is opened on one side of the cage, and a cloth bag with two empty ends is sewn to the edge of the circular hole as an operating hole. The cloth bag is usually tied with a rubber band and opened only when operating. The four corners of the cage are fixed to the cage frame with four cloth straps to fix the spider cage into shape.

3. Regarding the feeding of spiders, the smaller the spider, the higher the feeding frequency, and the larger the spider, the lower the frequency. Spiders do not need to be fed for a period of time after molting, because their exoskeletons have not yet hardened. Feeding live feed at this time may cause harm to the spider. Similarly, if the spider stops eating, the live feed left in the breeding box must be removed to prevent the spider from being harmed during the molting period. Now raising spiders is becoming more and more popular and fashionable. Spiders as alternative pets have been accepted and loved by more people. But when raising spiders, you still have to pay attention. Because spiders are poisonous, but the degree of toxicity of different species of spiders is different. In the process of raising spiders, you must be careful not to be bitten by spiders, and disinfect them in time when you are about to be bitten. And the breeder must not raise spiders with very strong toxicity.

4. 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.

5. Which pet spider is docile to humans, cheap and non-toxic?

Fire roses and red roses are very docile. All spiders are poisonous, but the toxicity varies. Fire roses are not very poisonous. As long as you are not allergic, there is no harm in being bitten.

6. Why can’t you 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.

7. Can people keep spiders?

Yes, nowadays there are quite a few people who keep spiders as pets.

Certain animals can trigger primitive fears in people during evolution, especially those that threaten our survival, such as spiders and snakes. This fear and disgust can drive us to stay away from danger and better survive.

Research has shown that spiders and snakes evoke the strongest fear in participants, while parasites evoke the strongest disgust.

So theoretically speaking, most people really wouldn't think of keeping them as pets.