The substrate or bedding should be a mix of peat moss, soil, and vermiculite and should be at least 4 inches thick to allow for burrowing and to cushion any falls. Wood, cork bark, or half of a small clay flower pot can be used for a shelter or hiding spot for the Tarantula.
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Tarantulas are carnivores; they mainly eat insects, but larger species can eat mice, birds, and other spiders. It's best to feed your Tarantula cricket, but you can add other sources of protein as well, like worms or cockroaches. In general, Tarantulas should be fed once a week. Tarantulas never overeat, but overfeeding could lead to a dirty cage.
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You can easily see whether prey items have been eaten, and you’ll find that maintaining the correct humidity is probably easier. So choose an enclosure of a suitable size. As a general guide, something roughly three times the leg span of your T will be about right. For terrestrial Tarantulas, you also don’t want the cage to be too high.
How do you care for a Tarantula? To keep your Tarantula happy and healthy you’ll need to provide everything it needs to survive and thrive – a suitable enclosure, properly furnished, the correct environmental variables (temperature, humidity, ventilation) and a suitable water and food supply.
As a general guide, something roughly three times the leg span of your T will be about right. For terrestrial Tarantulas, you also don’t want the cage to be too high. While Ts can and do climb, they also can and do fall, and a fall of even a fairly short distance can be fatal for a Tarantula.
On the other hand, Pink Toe Tarantulas are arboreal and so require more height to climb, and floor space is less important) The good news for the newcomer to the hobby however, is that virtually all of the most suitable beginner species are terrestrial, new world Tarantulas that thrive under similar conditions.
In general, the best "beginner" Tarantulas are the ground dwellers or burrowers as they tend to be a little slower moving. The following are among the best Tarantulas for first time owners: The pinktoe (Avicularia avicularia) is often cited as a good first arboreal Tarantula but not a good first Tarantula.
If you are adding a water dish for a tree-dwelling Tarantula, you should place it about two thirds of the way up the side of the tank so that it is convenient for your Tarantula. Put it close to the door of the terrarium, so you can fill it up. You can glue it to the side of the tank with an aquarium silicone sealant.
Feeding a Tarantula Serve live prey less than half the size of the Tarantula. Serve an appropriate number of prey per meal. Feed young Tarantulas more frequently. Feed adult Tarantulas a diet that is suited to their species. Don’t feed a Tarantula when it is molting. Remove food waste after your Tarantula has eaten.