(Beginner) Should I get a Mexican Red Knee tarantula or Chilean …
2023年1月9日 · Don't buy a tarantula to hold it, get them for other reasons. Between the two you outlined I would suggest the grammastola, as they are stunning in person. A begginer species I would suggest would be T. Albo because of ease of care and its fluffy appearance. Do not buy this species to hold.
Determining age and sex of a Chilean Rose Tarantula
2018年10月4日 · Tarantulas hardly ever need supplemental heat, unless it gets cool/cold. 65 is usually the lowest temperature referenced, with 90 being high. If the ac is always on then another way to do it would be to get a larger enclosure than the one you have, and attach a heat pad with a thermostat to the side of it.
why is my rose hair tarantula digging a hole? | Arachnoboards
2010年11月15日 · A hide would also be a good idea - otherwise it may be that it's trying to burrow and make it's own hide. Hope that helps. My rose hair dug a hole that I don't think is stable it has a plant above it. when she's not in it can I collapse it or should I leave it. 1. 2.
A Rose hair that climbs up Glass? | Arachnoboards
Jul 17, 2005. Messages. 843. Any tarantula has the ability to climb glass. That said if given the right environment a Rose will normally stay on the ground. Give it dry substrate (peat or potting soil). Give it a water dish and either corkbark or a clay pot half for a hide. Oct 4, 2005. #4.
Rose Hair Tarantula Is STILL On Back After Molting!
2011年9月2日 · Really need help trying to figure this out. I have an eight year old Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula...she has molted about 4 or 5 times since I have had her, but I've never seen it happen...it seemed as if she always did it in the middle of …
Young Rose Hair Tarantula that hasn't molted - Arachnoboards
2012年5月5日 · I have a Rose hair Tarantula that was a few months old when we bought it. It molted once within the first month or two but has not molted again since (that was about a year ago). It's not a big eater but is fairly active.
"Rose Hair Tarantula" question for the experts. | Arachnoboards
2012年8月26日 · I wish I could give you the exact species name but at the pet store it is labeled simply as "Rose Hair Tarantula" and I'm not yet an expert on identification by any means. This particular Rose Hair is huge. I'd say it is over 6 inches in diagonal leg span. The price tag is $19.99 and the container /substrate/etc is all included.
Rose Hair Owners Please Read! How to REALLY take care of your …
2006年1月17日 · blood, any temperature at which you're comfortable will suit the tarantula just fine. If you have a choice, 74 to 85 F (23 to 29 C) is ideal. Be careful about trying to artificially raise the cage's temperature in the belief that the rose needs higher temperatures. There are 2 problems with supplying extra heat to a tarantula's cage.
How to handle Chilean Rose Hair? - Arachnoboards
2016年4月19日 · That being said if you want to most place a hand on the side of the enclosure and use a straw to gently walk the tarantula onto the hand. Keep it out from over hard floors and don't let it fall. I'd suggest looking up more info on your tarantula, if it was sold as a rose hair it's most likely a G. rosea or a G. portieri. Good luck on with your ...
how do i know if my chilean rose will bite?? - Arachnoboards
2004年4月26日 · Messages. 56. As a general rule, any Tarantula can of course bite you. Often, you will see signs they are getting upset, but not always. If you hold one, you run the risk. Rose Hairs are pretty docile, but if you grab it wrong, or it feels unsafe, it could bite you. As of how bad it would hurt, theres debate on that.