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Mexican Golden Red Rump Tarantula like other tarantula eats insect or what they called feeders. Feeders might be cockroaches or crickets.
Tarantulas lay eggs - which hatch in 6-8 weeks. While the eggs are developing, the female will actively 'guard' the egg-sac.
"carnivore" refers to animals that eat other animals (read: fish and mammals). Tarantulas are what's know as "insectivores", which (you guessed it!) eat insects.
Male Mexican red knee tarantulas can only live up to 5 -7 years and die shortly after their last moult, while females can live up to 25 years.
Breeding Mexican red knee tarantulas involves selecting a healthy male and female, typically during the breeding season in spring. The male will perform a courtship dance to attract the female, and if she is receptive, mating will occur. After mating, the female may lay an egg sac within a few weeks, which should be kept in a warm and humid environment. Once the spiderlings emerge, they can be carefully separated and raised individually.
These tarantulas are slightly venomous to humans, meaning their bite can be compared to the effects of a bee's sting.However, like bee stings, allergies can intensify the bite of a tarantula, meaning some people could die beacuse of it.
Yes they do have venom. But it is only deadly to small insects such as crickets and locusts. The venom is to be known as painful as a bee sting, but this can differ depending if you are allergic to the chemical structure of the venom
Mexican Red Knee Tarantula signs that it is about to moult are that it looks weak, it is always hiding, it does not eat, it does not move and the skin looks dark.
Red Knee Tarantula like other tarantula eat insects or feeders. Feeders might be cockroaches or crickets.
They eat frogs, smallbirds, insects, other spiders and cricket
Brachypelma smithi (common name the Mexican Red-kneed Tarantula), is a terrestrial tarantula native to the western faces of the Sierra Madre Occidental and Sierra Madre del Sur mountain ranges in Mexico. They are a large species, and are a popular choice for enthusiasts. Like most tarantulas, they live a very long life. The red knee tarantula is most well known for it's hairy body and the red bands that are along it's legs. The red knee tarantula inhabits the complex scrub-forest habitat and semi-desert regions where there is an abundance of food. The red knee tarantula needs to burrow and so is rarely found on rock faces.