Do spiders eat rice? Do spiders eat rice?

The food of spiders is flying insects, mosquitoes or flies.

Wild spiders are difficult to keep in captivity, and spiders have strict requirements for both the environment and the predators.

First, the keeper moves gently and steadily, not too close to the oocyst.

During the hatching period, the female spider has the behavior of guarding the egg sacs, and will attack everything that comes close to the egg sacs. Some females put their egg sacs under their abdomen to protect them from outside attacks. Therefore, during this period, the keepers should be especially careful, and try to be gentle and steady when feeding the food, so that the female spider is not frightened and feels safe.

At the same time, when feeding, do not get too close to the oocysts, otherwise the female spiders will feel unsafe and even drag the oocysts around.

2. Create a good environment and strengthen environmental management.

During the incubation period, the eggs have strict external temperature and humidity requirements, with temperatures below 20 or higher than 30 and humidity below 60 or above 70, which will affect the hatchability of eggs. This is because the egg completes the embryonic development in the oocyst, allowing the young spider to hatch from the oocyst. If the temperature and moderation are not suitable for the growth and development of the embryo, the embryo will slow down or stop developing, and for a longer period of time (more than 20 days), the egg will become invalid and will not hatch.

The body of the larval spider is weak, the digestive organs are not fully developed, the ability to resist the external environment is poor, and the skin has to be molted every time it grows, so the mortality rate.

taller, so it must be carefully kept.

1. Temperature. The temperature is best controlled between 25 and 30, the temperature difference between day and night is not too large, pay attention to cooling and heat prevention in summer, and pay attention to increasing temperature and keeping warm in winter to ensure the healthy life of young spiders.

2. Humidity. The moderation should be kept at about 65, and the low humidity is easy to dehydrate the young spiders, and finally emaciate and die; If the humidity is too high, the young spiders are prone to edema and death; If the humidity is too high, the larvae are prone to edema and spot mildew.

Not eating, spiders mostly feed on insects, other spiders, myriapods.

Spiders generally eat flies, mosquitoes and other insects and do not eat rice.

There are many species of spiders, some are non-poisonous, and most of the brightly colored ones are poisonous, I only know that they can poison people, as for eating people, I don't think so, because the current spiders are very small.

If the spider thinks you're food, they'll eat you.