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Before laying her eggs, the female makes a silk egg capsule to protect them from predators and fluctuating environmental conditions. Any amount from 100 to over 500 eggs are laid in the egg sac, depending on the vitality of the female. Some species of tarantulas leave the egg capsule in their burrow, however other species of tarantula carry the eggs with them. Young spider ling tarantulas hatch about six weeks later, sometimes incubation can take longer.
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When was Chilean rose tarantula created?
Chilean rose tarantula was created in 1837.
Does a rose haired tarantula bite hurt?
Any tarantula bite hurts.
Rose hair tarantula?
yes they are the same
What is the rose hair tarantula eaten by?
Crickets
What are Chilean rose spiders?
It is a common pet store tarantula.
Where to buy a Chilean Rose Tarantula in sydney?
you can't not in australia
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 :(
Can a Chilean Rose tarantula molt if it is on its front?
Yes they can but they will try to turn over.
What is the level of the rainforest were the tarantula lives?
Canopy and forest floor
What kind of soil should be used for a rose haired tarantula?
potted soil, vermiculite
What does rose hair tarantula eat?
crickets and pinkies (small pink baby mice)
How many babies can a spider give birth to?
Depending on species, at least 100 and usually many more, as many as 3000 or more in a single season. The larger spiders have comparatively fewer eggs, and fewer survive to adulthood. A female wolf spider will carry around her egg sac with 100 to 300 eggs, and the young will clamber over her to ride along when they hatch. But within a few days they are off on their own.
