Mexico Red Knee is pretty and gentle and submissive, but a little neurotic, sometimes A ground-dwelling spider that kicks fur, usually hides in Inhabits dry, cool, dark burrows and grows slowly.

Chinese name: Mexican fire knee pulla

Ding scientific name: Brachypelma auratum

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Arthropoda Door

Class: Arachnida

Order: Arachnida

Species: Mexican fire knee

Distribution area: Mexico Mexico Desert Wasteland

Mexican fire kneespiders have an adult body length of 15 to 16 centimeters, and they were indeed considered a regional variant of the Mexican red knee or subspecies.

Each Mexican Mexican red knee should be fed independently in a covered feeding box. The substrate can be laid with cactus mud, or mixed with a small amount of sand and coconut bricks and bark, and laid three to five feet. Dou put a tree hole or a small flower tray in the feeding box of the old bear, as its hiding place, and a water dish to supply water. The suitable humidity for feeding this Mexican red knee is about 65-70%; their optimum temperature is around 27-30 degrees Celsius. In winter, it can be heated with electric felt, and in summer, Summer does not need any insulation equipment. Mexican Mexican Red Knee eats moderately, and if they are overfed in one go, they may stop eating for a period of time.

Mexican fire knee spider adult With a body length of 15 to 16 centimeters and a foot span, they were indeed once considered a regional variety or subspecies of the Mexican red knee. Of course, the Mexican fire knee was finally identified as a separate species in 1992. Popularity of Mexican tarantula compared to other pet tarantula species of the genus Brachypelma relatively less. It may be due to the fact that they are relatively difficult to breed artificially, and they entered the pet market later. In short, their larval prices belong to the upper part of the genus.

The suitable temperature is 28～30℃, and the suitable humidity is 65%. It is recommended to use relatively dry peat and coconut bricks as the substrate. They are also very docile tarantula species with relatively less irritating stinging hairs, so they are naturally recommended for beginners as a starter species. Their growth rate is also slow, generally taking a year to grow from a pale juvenile to a semi-adult showing the color of an adult individual.