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1.How many degrees of the external environment can I use a heating pad? A:
In fact, as long as the temperature is kept at 22-30 degrees, except for the spiders that are produced in Africa, which need to be above 30 degrees, and the others are below 30 degrees. 2.Do you need to change the bedding material frequently?
How often should I change it? Answer: Actually, I want to say that roses belong to the ground-dwelling spiders, so there is no need to put the bark on the roses, generally use coconut soil, the moisturizing effect is very good, in fact, the ground-dwelling spiders, you also need to give him a dodge In fact, there is no fixed line between this bedding and the replacement of this problem If the humidity is high, change the frequency point If you do it, you don't need to be so diligent But I still give you a reference standard The big box is generally changed once a month The small box is once a week Many people say that it is a waste Some people say that it can be recycled (but in addition to mites.)
Oops, this question involves a lot of problems, let's talk about it for a long time...3.How do you think the spider is going to molt?
What should I pay attention to when it molts? A: It's hard to peel ...
The body color becomes darker, the color of most spiders will change to brown, most of the ground spiders have a belly kicking area, and the internal color of the stinging hair gradually turns black from the initial pink Drinking water becomes larger Kicking the hair if not frightened The signs of arboreal spider molting are difficult to grasp The body color will also become dark and brown But most arboreal spiders do not have stinging hairs, so the most intuitive method does not work on them, and can only be judged by the state, such as fasting, drinking a lot of water, and being unresponsive. There's not so much to pay attention to, but the main thing is not to scare the spiders. Don't see that the spider has a hard time molting, just go and help him take it off
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。G spiders are still very good to raise, about 20 degrees with a heating pad can be! It is better to replace it with coconut clay bark that has not been used!
Spiders will refuse to eat when they molt (the larvae can see the kicking area turn black and bright, and the toes are blackened, which is about to molt) and when it is close to molting, a lot of silk is spun and then lie down as if molting and eating!!
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Hello, it is a pleasure to serve you and give you the following answer: Chilean fire rose is a hardy plant that grows well in winter. The main problems of winter maintenance of Chilean limb fire roses are the following sources of lead:
First, the temperature Chilean fire rose is more cold-resistant, but it can not resist the freezing of low temperatures, so in winter, we must pay attention to temperature control, the indoor temperature is best kept at about 10-15, and the outdoor temperature should not be lower than 5. 2. Moisture Chilean fire rose should also insist on watering 1-2 times a week in winter, but not excessively, to avoid over-wetting the soil, so as not to cause mildew in the roots. 3. Sunlight Chilean fire rose also needs enough light in winter, but do not expose to the sun, you can give it proper sun indoors, and pay attention to avoid rainy weather when going out.
4. Fertilizer Chilean fire rose can also be fertilized in winter, but the amount of fertilizer should be controlled to avoid excessive nutrients. It is best to choose a low concentration of organic fertilizer, fertilize once every 2-3 weeks, and the amount of fertilizer should not exceed 10 grams each time. All in all, the Chilean fire rose should be maintained in winter with the control of temperature, moisture, light and fertilization, so as to provide a good environment for it to grow and continue to thrive in winter.
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Chilean fire roses are usually fed once a week, and they eat very little in a stealthy book, but they increase appropriately as they grow in size. When feeding the Chilean fire rose, mainly observe its belly, which bulges a lot to indicate that it is full. Chilean fire roses can be fed with bread worms, cockroaches and other insects, but if you find uneaten food, you need to clean it up in time.
Chilean fire rose feeding time Chilean fire rose can be fed once a week, and it does not eat much, usually when it is small, it is enough to feed half a bread worm at a time, and as the body grows, it can be appropriately increased to a day or more.
Chilean fire rose in the feeding, mainly observe its belly, if it bulges up a lot, it means that it is full, but also to properly control the amount of feeding, too much feeding will make it more difficult to molt.
Chilean fire roses can be fed with bread worms, cockroaches and other insects, and if it is found that it is not finished, it needs to be cleaned out in time to avoid deterioration in the breeding box, which will have an impact on the health of Chilean fire stove macro roses.
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The Chilean Fire Rose is accessible because it has a gentle personality and does not actively attack people, but its hair can cause people to itch and hail. Chilean fire rose has some toxicity, but it has little effect on the human body. The Chilean fire rose has no affection for its owner, and trying not to let it go for a long time when raising it can cause it to become stressed.
The Chilean Fire Rose is easy to use because it has a docile personality and does not actively attack people's hands, but the hair on its body may cause the hands to itch very much.
Chilean fire rose has a certain toxicity, but the effect on people is very small, usually only a little red bump, after a few days can get better, but in severe cases, dizziness will appear, which is a typical symptom of allergy to its venom.
The Chilean fire rose has no intelligence, so it does not know the owner, and it will not have feelings, in the usual breeding, it is recommended that it is best not to be too excited to put it in the hand for a long time, it is likely to cause it to have a stress reaction.
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