larvae Rearing:

Well, have you rested? Then crush the mealworm's head, cut it into small sections and put it in. It can be placed before dodging, shake it with tweezers, and tempt spider Come out to hunt. You can also get a little sap from the mealworms to lure the spiders with their scent.

Remember! Don't feed too much! Don't feed live before 2 cm!

You can feed larvae once every 3 days, sub-adults and adults once every five days, and adults can also be fed every seven days once.

Moulting (why are so many people beaten to peeling - -) before the butt will turn black, this is common sense, so you don't have to worry when you find that the white buttocks are black, this is a precursor to shedding Yo~ You can stop feeding at this time. After molting, you can give it a big meal. After all, the spiders show you a strip show and you need consolation~

Generally, the larvae molt once a month. Adult half a year, adult half a year to a year. Shiraima is a relatively fast species, so I don't have to worry about the question of "Will my spider grow very slowly?".

Sub-adult & adult feeding:

This is simple ~ put food, sub-adult eats three in one meal, how much can the adult eat Eat as much as you want, don't feed when your stomach is big, be careful to die!

The environment for adults and sub-adults can be replaced with larger ones. A reptile box.

At this time, I can make landscaping. I planted some soft-haired cacti (you can go to the flower market to search for them, they are soft and cute) and some unknown flowers, and then put a piece of bark and water. plate, put sponge in it, it's OK. If you like landscaping, you can take a little extra effort. Go to the sky to see where the spiders make landscaping. There are many beautiful landscaping by seniors.