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Keeping and Caring for Tarantulas as Pets Everything you need to keep a pet tarantula & the hub for all the Tarantula Collective platforms, merchandise, and care sheets for tarantulas, scorpions, and other inverts.

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Tarantula Care

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Description of Species and Care Sheets The descriptions of  tarantula species below are based on personal experience, the experience of others, and our  research.  Some aspects of the descriptions are purely subjective and our opinion.  We are always glad to answer questions, so please feel free to email us if you have

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The Flat, an 8"x8"x12" Acrylic enclosure, is the perfect showcase for your juvenile terrestrial Tarantula and offers 365 degree viewing.

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Orange/Violet Masked Tarantula (Citharacanthus Cyaneus)  A Stunning and Docile Orange Tarantula!  The Orange/Violet Masked Tarantula (Citharacanthus Cyaneus) is a New World terrestrial species that’s native to Cuba! Amazingly, this is a docile species of tarantula and while they do have the ability to kick hairs, my female literally NEVER kicks any hairs. Additionally I’ve never even seen this species give as much as a defensive posture. With that being said, I would compare their personality to that of a pumpkin patch tarantula except Citharacanthus Cyaneus (Orange and Violet Masked Bird-eater) gets larger and is much more confident, making them less prone to getting spooked! As a result, this gorgeous orange and purple tarantula will make a great addition to any collectors family as they’re not only handleable, grow to 5.5 inches in legspan… But they’re also absolutely stunning! Now, the adult Citharacanthus Cyaneus on this listing is actually the mother to the 2.5+ inch female I’m selling! These slings started out at 0.25 inches in DLS and after raising them up for over a year they have started feasting upon 1-2 medium crickets a week! If you have any questions regarding this unique and rare tarantula species feel free to ask me!  Experience level - Beginner  Personality - Calm, slow moving, docile and tolerant of handling!  Adult size - 5.5+ inches DLS  Lifespan - 25+ years Growth rate - Medium to slow  Orange/Violet Masked Tarantula Care - This species is very durable, tolerating both dry and humid conditions! However I recommend you keep half of there enclosure moist while the other half should be dry! Make sure to give them a water dish and a terrestrial enclosure!

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Fresh, odor-free Blue Bottle Spikes — no stinky surprises. Each shipment includes ice packs as needed to keep larvae properly brumating during transit, so they arrive alive and fresh. Your choice of 50-pack or 100-pack of Blue Bottle Spikes One Pop-Top Phid Feeder — perfect for hatching your flies Your choice of 3oz or 6oz Superload gut load — keeps flies nutritious for your critters Shipping ice packs + thermal shipper — keeps larvae fresh during transit Ships Mondays & Tuesdays Batch-tested in-house — we hatch a sample from every batch to verify quality Minimal pupation — careful handling = maximum feeding potential Perfect for jumping spiders, reptiles, amphibians, and birds ⚠️ Larger/heavier items may ship separately at an additional ground rate Live arrival guarantee on 2nd day & next day air orders Hatching Instructions: Place spikes in a ventilated container with damp coco fiber or sphagnum moss Keep at 75–85°F with moderate humidity Hatch in 7–14 days under ideal conditions Once hatched, feed flies sugar water, fruit, or Repashy Superload Refrigerate unused spikes — best used within 30 days, not recommended after 45 days. Spider food is sold by weight — count may vary based on size and seasonal changes. View Return Policy

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What substrate do you use? I prefer coco fiber substrate mixed with peat. Usually a 80/20 mixture. What do you feed your tarantulas? I feed my tarantulas crickets, roaches, mealworms, or superworms. However, crickets are always the easiest and most accessible from pet stores. How often do you feed your tarantula

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thespidershop.co.uk is a specialist supplier and breeding facility for all things arachnid based in west wales. available mail order

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Thrixopelma vs. Lasiodorides, morphological differences  Have you ever woken in a panic wondering what really distinguishes Thrixopelma and Lasiodorides? Know that you are not alone and that the Spider Shoppe team is here to help you sort this out. The confusion warranted when it comes to these Theraphosine genera. Turns out that these genera were both described using exuvia (molts) from captive tarantulas obtained from the pet trade in Europe, rather than actual specimens of the tarantulas! To make matters even worse, these tarantulas had no locality data, so we cannot verify where the type specimens were collected. For virtually any other animal lineage, describing a species based on exuvia [and with no locality data at that!] is totally unacceptable and unpublishable. But somehow, Thrixopelma and Lasiodorides slipped through cracks in the peer review process and were published. Up until recently, the type material [specimens used to describe the species] for both of these genera were merely piles of disintegrating fragmentary exuvia sitting in natural history museum drawers. If you were an arachnologist wanting to verify whether your spider was truly a Thrixopelma or a Lasiodorides until recently, you literally had to piece together a puzzle of  fragile, brittle exuvia chunks to compare with- and worse yet, most were of immature specimens, making it even harder to verify to the species level using internal anatomy of genitalia, which are best assessed in mature specimens.  Thankfully, a team of arachnologists (Sherwood et al. 2021) came to the rescue and took on the task of making sense of the wreckage that was Thrixopelma and Lasiodorides. They analyzed the type material to revise the genera and stabilized the taxonomy of each lineage and its species respectively. Below are summaries of the diagnoses of Sherwood et al. (2021) for each respective genus. Most of these characters mentioned require a microscope to observe.    Lasiodorides is unique amongst Theraphos

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