Tarantulas

The worst symptoms with a tarantula bite are a bit pain full but the black widow's poison is worst. The black widow spider produces protein venom that affects the victim's nervous system. Some people are slightly affected by the venom, but others may have a severe response. The first symptom is acute pain at the site of the bite though there may only be a minimal local reaction.

The local pain may be followed by localized or generalized severe muscle cramps, abdominal pain, weakness, and tremor. In severe cases, nausea, vomiting, faintness, dizziness, chest pain, and respiratory difficulties may follow.

no

Yes, sawdust can be used for tarantula bedding, but it's important to choose a type that is safe and free from harmful chemicals, such as cedar or pine, which can be toxic. The sawdust should be finely shredded to prevent respiratory issues and should be kept dry to avoid mold growth. Additionally, consider mixing it with other substrates like coconut fiber or peat to create a more suitable environment for your tarantula. Always monitor your pet for any signs of stress or health issues related to the bedding.

Typically yes, they will probly eat each other, My female RCF just layed a sac and im going to try a communal setup since I cant find any info on it at all so ima see how it goes.

2+616341632548

Yes

he felt like it

Leave your tarantula alone while it's molting and and for about week or so after - they take time to "harden up" after a molt. Also, do not feed again for at least a week or more after a molt, as the fangs will not be hardened yet.

I am not a great fan of tarantulas. No offense. One of co-workers has one though and he said his has not eaten in almost a year. Which is difficult believe, but..whatever. I think it has something to do with them molting, maybe? Check out Tarantula Com., you can probably find some good info there.

___________________________________________________________________

Your G. rosea is fine. I have a 13 year old that has fasted for over one year. They are notorious for long periods of not eating. Though this can make for a boring pet it is the natural behavior of the animal. A good way to determine if it is getting enough food is to keep an eye on the abdomen. If it gets much smaller than the carapace it needs to eat. The low caloric intake of this species contributes to the incredibly long life span of up to 30 years!

in your nose

The blood of flies and other insects that the spider catches in their webs. Spiders do drink the blood of insects.

IT's A WASP dugh
giant wasps

Males probably live for only for 2-4 years whilst females usually live to over 12 years old.

tarantula

No

All arachnids lay eggs.

A tarantula is orange and black because it was originated like that. The Tarantula mostly lives in Australia. The Tarantula is probally as big as a 9-10 year old's hand. When you ask, why the tarantula is orange and black, it is because God decided to design a tarantula orange and black. I don't know if that answer is true, but I think I might as well think positive.

Just be careful what you step on when you go to Australia. If might as well be a Tarantula. :0

West African tarantulas mainly eat insects and other arthropods, especially larger ones like crickets and grasshoppers, June beetles, cicadas, and caterpillars. When a tarantula captures its prey, it first bites it, injecting it with a paralyzing venom. The tarantula then secretes digestive enzymes that turn the victim's body into soup. The spider can then suck up its meal using straw-like mouthparts.

Legs that have joints in them.