0
What else can I help you with?
Which adaptations help the tarantula survive?
the tarantula, has may ways to help it survive in the wild.....Like,it can replace its internal organs and got for at least 3months without eating.
Why is tarantula hair used to make itching powder?
Because tarantula hair causes itching.
How long can a rose hair tarantula survive without food?
A rose hair tarantula can typically survive without food for several weeks to a few months, depending on factors such as age, health, and environmental conditions. Adult tarantulas can often go longer without food than juveniles, as they have more fat reserves. However, it's important to provide regular feeding to maintain their health and vitality.
Can you use aspen wood shavings for your rose hair tarantula?
Aspen wood shavings can be used as substrate for a rose hair tarantula, as they are absorbent and help maintain humidity levels. However, ensure they are free from chemicals and additives that could harm your tarantula. It's essential to provide a suitable environment with adequate ventilation and monitor humidity and temperature. Always consider the specific needs of your tarantula when selecting substrate.
Rose hair tarantula?
yes they are the same
What is the rose hair tarantula eaten by?
Crickets
How long can a female tarantula survive on water alone?
2-2.5 years
Can your rose hair tarantula and emperor scorpion live in the same cage or will they fight and kill each other?
No they will fight and you'll lose a tarantula :(
What is the hair length of Tarantula spider?
they may look like their hair is long but it is only about 0.6 milimitres long
How do animals with no hair survive?
They survive in different habitats. Animals with hair can survive in cold and warm places, and animals without hair survive in warm places.
How does a tarantula poison other animal by shedding its hair?
These tarantulas that don't bite have hairs with poison but they don't shed the hair, they sting the prey with the hair.
What does rose hair tarantula eat?
crickets and pinkies (small pink baby mice)
