How to feed spiders? How to feed spiders

1.Prepare feeding tools, tweezers, watering bottles, and boxes.

2.Maintain the temperature and humidity required by spiders.

3.Feed live animals to baby spiders.

If you want to raise baby spiders, the necessary tools must be prepared in advance. Find a suitable transparent box with a lid and keep the spider inside in case you escape. Then to avoid being bitten by a spider, you can also prepare a tweezer for daily feeding.

In addition, the bottle of watering should not be less.

Different spiders have different requirements for humidity and temperature of the air. The keeper can adjust it according to the species of spider that catches it. In general, the humidity should not exceed 70%. The temperature that the spider adapts to is generally around 25, so remember to keep it warm in winter.

Spiders generally prefer to eat insects, such as crickets, cockroaches, etc. However, keepers need to be careful not to give insects that exceed the size of the spider, as it may scare it and eventually refuse to eat.

1. The temperature should be controlled between 25-30 to ensure the healthy life of spiders. Spiders like to eat at temperatures between 22 and 30 degrees Celsius, and if the conditions are good, it is best to keep them at 26 to 28 degrees, but avoid direct sunlight, which is the best temperature for breeding. The temperature difference between day and night should not be too large, pay attention to cooling and heat prevention in summer, pay attention to heating and keeping warm in winter, you can heat up the air conditioner or buy a special heating pad for reptiles.

Second, the feeding of food spiders is mainly based on small animals, such as mealworms, small earthworms, etc., and artificial compound feed can also be used if conditions permit.

3. The humidity should be kept at about 65, as low humidity is easy to dehydrate the spider and eventually emaciate and die. If the humidity is too high, the spider is prone to edema and death. If the humidity is too high, spiders are prone to edema and spot mildew.

Use a small basin of water for larvae to drink, generally 1-2 times a week, and 1-2 drops at a time. If you don't use a water basin, you can keep the coconut soil at a certain humidity, and the spider will absorb the water in the coconut soil on its own.

Fourth, a well-ventilated environment can make the young spiders strong, reduce diseases, and safely pass each molt. Air pollution, humidity, stuffiness are the main causes of spider death.

Fifth, the light should be sufficient first, and if the conditions are met, it can be taken outside to see the light. (Spiders don't like light, so there should be a place to avoid the sun when they see light to ensure the safety of spiders), usually the windows should be opened frequently, but avoid direct sunlight.

6. Molting is a relatively important stage, so many things should be paid attention to. Molting ranges from a few weeks to a few months, and when molting, a net will be laid on the ground and lying on all fours, so do not disturb it, let alone touch it or throw it away as if it is dead. Spiders begin not to eat a few days before molting, and start feeding again 5 days after molting;

8. Environment: Don't spray insecticidal cockroaches, medicinal mosquitoes, mothballs, vinegar, flower water, perfume, air deodorant, sandalwood, formaldehyde, and mite removal drugs in the room where spiders are raised, which will kill your spiders!

Friends who raise spiders, don't raise them because of a momentary brain fever. Now that you've decided, take your share of responsibility. But if you haven't done this knowledge yet, it's all for freshness, and it's not recommended to raise spiders.

In addition, for friends who have spiders, when communicating with spiders, use gloves as much as possible to avoid the harm of being bitten.

The frequency of feeding varies from breed to breed, but there are a few principles:1Do not need to feed for seven days after hulling 2

The smaller the spider, the higher the feeding frequency, and the larger the spider, the lower the frequency 3The amount of each feeding should be determined according to the amount of the last feeding and whether there is any leftovers, the size of the belly, and whether there are signs of shelling.

As far as possible, it should not exceed 1 2 of the spider's body length, if it can be less than 1 3 is the best, when the spider is found to have signs of shedding its shell, if it is fed with crickets, its head must be gently crushed to reduce its activity and prevent it from attacking the spider in the shell.

As far as the feed of wild animals is concerned, experts mostly recommend that the food be as diverse as possible, the higher the animal, the more so, but as far as the spider is concerned, it is not necessary to do so, only need to feed the cricket, it can roughly meet the basic needs of healthy feeding, and most of the insects collected from the wild mostly belong to the order Orthoptera, its nutritional value, and crickets are almost the same, rather than so, it is better to strengthen the nutritional value of crickets, that is, before the crickets are not taken to feed the spiders, give him a few meals of fish feed or vegetables.

Spiders are not active animals, the breeding box does not need to be too large, 1-3 cm larvae can be packed in a round box with a diameter of 5 cm, 4-6 cm slender vertical larvae can be raised in a small portable aquarium, and individuals over 6 cm can be raised in a 30x20x20 (cm) size box.

Raising pet spiders Nowadays, many young people are particular about being trendy, and even the pets they raise are different, and some people even raise spiders. It is understood that there are three main types of spiders at present, namely predatory type, web-forming type and cave type, the first type will crawl away from prey, the second type is to guard the plant and wait for the rabbit after the web, waiting for the prey to come to the door, and can be used as a pet to raise more than the third type of cave spider. They hide in the sand pile or in the hole in their daily life, and then build a net outside the hole, the net itself is not sticky, and is purely used to sense the size of the prey and prey on it.

Spiders are very territorial, so they should be kept individually. In fact, they only need to be fed one or two meals a month, and their main food can be insects such as crickets and grasshoppers. The breeding environment is also very simple, as long as a wet sponge is placed in the breeding box to replenish its moisture, you can feed spiders, and the life span of spiders can reach about seven years.

The female spider is vicious, and in order to survive, she often teases the male spider to mate with it, and then kills it, and when she can't go out to hunt for food, she can slowly eat her husband's corpse!

It is best to feed larval spiders with small insects, such as earthworms, praying mantises, bread worms, crickets, etc., the most common being crickets. Adult spiders can feed more food, such as lizards, small fish, etc., but it is recommended that the food fed should not be larger than the spider, otherwise it is easy to cause spiders not to eat. If conditions permit, it can also be combined with artificial feed.

Light: Spiders don't like light, but to ensure that the light is sufficient, but also to avoid direct sunlight, so it is recommended to have a shade when giving spider friends to spread the light.

Solitary: Spiders mostly live alone except during the breeding season and do not live in groups. Because spiders have a sense of territory and are argumentative, it is not recommended to raise spiders in groups or mixed with other animals, which are prone to fights, resulting in both defeats and even death.

Molting: Spiders molt about 13 to 25 times in their lifetime, and molting is the process by which spiders grow up. Different spiders also have different molting frequencies, and the larvae and cost are also different, generally the larvae are fast, and the adults are slow. In terms of sex, male spiders also molt faster than female spiders.

Molting environment: The temperature is between 25 and 35 degrees Celsius, and the air temperature is between 60% and 80%. If the temperature is too high or too low, it will affect the molting time and even cause the molting to stop, and the spider that has just molted with too high humidity is very fragile and susceptible to infection, and the humidity is too low and too dry, which will make molting more difficult.

When the spider molts, the most important point is a quiet environment burning, the quieter the spider molt, the better, once disturbed, the frightened spiders may flee in a hurry, hurting their not yet fully developed exoskeleton, resulting in incomplete body affect future action. Therefore, when the spider is about to molt, do not leave live food, so as not to interfere with the spider's molting and cause the spider to die.

Spiders are kept as follows:1. Breed selection: There are many varieties of spiders, and they have miscellaneous diets, hunger resistance, strong vitality, simple feeding methods, as long as they ensure their food, water and concealment and other conditions, they can raise spiders normally.

The main varieties of small pet spiders raised by families are: bird catcher Zen Song spider, black widow spider, pleasing golden spider, burrowing tarantula, Chinese tarantula, large-bellied round spider, etc.

2. Feeding method: raising nomadic spiders, generally large-mouth canned bottles, jars, and specimen bottles can be used as feeding tools. However, the mouth of the bottle should be sealed and tied tightly with a double layer of gauze, and some zigzag hard paper or small firewood stalks should be placed inside for spiders to climb and hide.

Web-forming spiders are reared in cages sewn with white colloidal plastic window screens, with a length of 20 cm and a height of 20 cm. Make a round hole with a diameter of 10 cm on one side of the cage, and sew one end to the edge of the round hole with an empty cloth bag at both ends as an operating hole.

3. Feed: Regarding the feeding of spiders, the smaller the spider, the higher the feeding frequency, and the larger the frequency, the lower the frequency. Spiders do not need to be fed for a period of time after shedding their shells, because their exoskeleton has not yet hardened, and feeding live feed at this time may cause harm to the spiders.

In the same way, if the spider stops eating, it is necessary to remove the live feed left in the rearium box to prevent the spider from being harmed during the molting period.

Our country is more virulent and shouts high spiders1. Bird-catching spiders produced in Guangzheng and Qixi, Yunnan, Hainan and other places.

2. Red crayed spiders distributed in Shanghai, Nanjing, Beijing, Northeast China and other places.

3. Burrowing tarantulas distributed in Xinjiang, northern Shaanxi, Hebei, Changchun and other places.

4. It is commonly found in the mountainous areas of central and southern Taiwan.

5. Black widow spiders reported in Fujian.

The spider feeding steps are as follows:

1. Spider breeding can be placed indoors or outdoors, if it is a large-scale breeding, it can be done with the help of wooden boxes and cement ponds.

2. If it is a small amount of canned food bottles, glass jars, and lampshades, it is OK.

3. It has a miscellaneous diet, mainly feeding meat, such as flies, crickets, locusts, etc. It can also be fed artificial feed, mixed with milk, egg yolk, once a week. In addition, pay attention to anti-escape measures to avoid escaping.

4. Spiders are the most abundant predatory natural enemies in terrestrial ecosystems, and their role in maintaining the stability of agricultural and forestry ecosystems cannot be ignored.

The steps to set up a home for a spider are as follows:

1. Take out the small square box from the packing box, open the lid of the box, carefully take out the centrifuge tube containing the spider, and set it aside. Most birdcatchers need to be kept separately, one spider per box.

2. Pour the coconut clay into one-third of the box, drop a few drops of water, then compact the coconut clay and put it on to hide.

3. Pick up the centrifuge tube, open the lid, pick up the paper towel inside with a clip, and gently pull it out. If you're lucky, it will lazily come out with the paper towel, and then gently put the paper towel into the small square box and close the lid. If it doesn't come out with the tissue, you just unscrew the lid of the tube and put it whole in the box, and it will slowly crawl out over the next few days.

4. Because of the long-term transportation and the unfamiliarity of the new environment, most spiders may not eat after settling down, so it is recommended to rest for 2 to 3 days before feeding. You need to be hydrated during the rest process, but try not to alarm the spiders.

5. If the baby is the kind of spider that is very fast, you need to find a sorting box or similar cardboard box to cover outside the pudding box or breeding box for transporting spiders, in case the spider "flashes over the wall".