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Keeping the temperature at around 20 to 30 should be fine, and it's okay to be cold in winter, but it may reduce the spider's appetite. The spider will be fine if the temperature is high, but pay attention to the humidity, if the humidity is too low, the spider will not be able to shed its skin.

Also, what did you feed it? Breadworms? My suggestion is that it is best to eat smaller bread worms for larvae spiders, and for larger ones, cut off the head of the worm and put it in a box, and the larvae will eat it. If it's too big, the spider can't be caught.

It's okay for a spider not to eat for two or three weeks. Don't be too nervous, pay attention to remove the insects that you don't eat in time after one or two. When I first started raising my spiders, I was as nervous as you, ha. Slowly you will get used to it. That's all from my experience

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The temperature should be controlled at 20-40 degrees, otherwise it will affect the normal development, and the burrows should be prepared for raising large spiders (bird catchers).

The temperature around 50 may die.

Find him and take him to the doctor.

The amount of food in the growth period is relatively large, feed ants, small cockroaches, bread worms are the best, crickets are too big, keep the humidity of the breeding box, sometimes the spider will drink water, to prepare some water for it, it is best to put a wet sponge into it, put it in a cool and ventilated place to raise, not too hot nor too strong light, so that it is very comfortable.

Feed once or twice a month; It does not eat dead things; As for how to tell if it's hungry, I don't have this experience; It can eat some relatively small insects such as cherry cockroaches or crickets about its size, and it does not eat raw meat and fruits!; Give it a comfortable environment, cover the lower floors of the terrarium with clean sand, and try not to shake the terrarium, otherwise it will scare it. Feed the crickets to it when it grows up.

12cm 15cm is the largest 15.

Wow, he copied so many real cows, isn't it a simple question, how big is it?

You can release it (this is not very recommended, in case it causes any bad effects, maybe it will be said) You can continue to raise, buy a lot of small boxes to raise (more troublesome) and you can send it to friends (good quality and low price).

You can sell it (just sell it for 10 yuan, someone must buy it!) You can also give it to me, I was going to buy it, haha.

Make a small hole in the tank and let the spiders crawl out on their own.

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Are you a pair of big spiders? I'm raising one, will it be a spider?

More than 100 adults, more than 20 are estimated to be larvae, not easy to raise, can not be divided into male and female, to raise spiders to female, male spiders have a relatively short lifespan.

Do you have tweezers? (You can go to the hospital to hang a dental number, and the doctor will give you a plate with various tools, which is very practical when raising bugs and pets.) Tweezers are also available.

If you don't have tweezers and don't want to get them, use chopsticks. Gently shake the insect in front of the spider, and the usually clever spider will catch it and eat it. If it doesn't work, just touch his leg with a bug (the first two), as if provoking, and this method usually works after use.

It is recommended to find all the hidden insects and use them again, so as not to waste them

Remove the head of the barley worm and put it in front of the red rose, but don't feed it too much, the red rose spider is easy to stop eating if it eats too much.

Pierce the barley head with a needle, kill it, and throw it in and feed it.

It's better than a headshot, because if you get a headshot, the juice will flow all over the place.

Crickets, millipedes, breadworms and other insects are clamped with tweezers and placed in front of the spider.

Feed it cockroaches.

Trumpet. It's not stupid.

Red roses are large furry spiders, so a sufficiently large feeding box (usually 50 30 30 cm in size) should be provided, made of metal or glass, or even a plain cardboard box. Inside is covered with 5 10 cm of clean sand or vermiculite. Like other animals living in rainforests, they require relatively high base humidity (usually around 75% and at least 60%).

The method is to place a shallow, steady dish with a moist sponge in it, which can adjust the temperature and humidity in the container and also absorb the spider's excrement. It must also be provided with some shelter for it to hide, which can be done with twig bark or coconut shells. It is best to choose a large fish tank with bonsai arranged inside for easy appreciation.

Regarding feeding the Red Rose Spider, you should not feed live bread worms and barley worms to spiders you don't understand. Wiped out.

It is best to take the right size of the insect when you just arrive at the spider, you can use the oil gourd barley worm, remove the head and intestine (pinch the head and pull it out) to feed. However, the state bucket refers to the live oil hyacinth (cricket), and if the sail is equipped with insects, it should also be possible.

Box size: at least 30cm long, 20cm wide, 20cm high. It is recommended to use Kai to shoot half a flower pot, with a diameter of at least 10cm.

There is no need for a lamp, the darker the better, and the sun is indispensable. A basin of water, the size of which is customized, and the size of a teacup lid is sufficient. The temperature is 20-28 degrees Celsius, the humidity is 50%, and the roses are not afraid of wetness and dryness.

I raised a fire rose of 10cm, I don't know how big your rose is?

How big? It is best to feed insects that are smaller or not much smaller than it, such as bread worms, crickets, you can also cut off your head to feed, clean up the food residues in time, drop a few drops of water every day for it to drink, and put it in a ventilated place that is not exposed to the sun. If it doesn't eat, don't feed it and wait for it to molt.

Roses are slow and docile and not afraid. It's easy to raise if you're not a picky eater.

If you spend a long time with it, it won't be like this.