Curly Hair Tarantula growth rate
The Curly Hair Tarantula growth rate is variable, but tends to be faster than many other species. Keep reading to learn about factors that affect growth…
Tarantulas and relatives (Mygalomorphae)
Tarantulas and their kin are all placed in the Mygalomorphae infraorder. They include tarantulas, trapdoor spiders, funnelweb spiders, and purseweb spiders.
Are Curly Hair Tarantulas docile?
Are Curly Hair Tarantulas docile? Though temperaments can vary, most keepers agree that these tarantulas are some of the most gentle available…
How long do Curly Hair Tarantulas live?
Like most mygalomorphs, Curly Hair Tarantulas live a long time. There’s a big gap between how long males and females live, though. Keep reading to learn more…
What do Rose Hair Tarantulas eat?
What do Rose Hair Tarantulas eat? In the wild, a little bit of everything that moves. In captivity, though, these spiders do well on feeder insects…
Are Rose Hair Tarantulas good pets?
They’re definitely one of the most commonly sold spiders, but are Rose Hair Tarantulas good pets? My answer is a resounding yes! Keep reading to learn more…
Curly Hair Tarantula facts
Time to learn a little more about one of the world’s favorite pet spiders. Come and check out my Curly Hair Tarantula facts to learn why it’s so popular…
What do Arizona Blonde Tarantulas eat?
They’re popular as pets because of their docile nature, but what do Arizona Blonde Tarantulas eat? Let’s a look at their diet in the wild and captivity…
How often do Rose Hair Tarantulas molt?
Rose Hair tarantulas molt at varying frequency throughout their lives. When young they molt more often, then less and less as they grow…
Male Arizona Blonde Tarantula information
Tarantulas are often sexually dimorphic, with males being physically different. As you’re about to find out, male Arizona Blonde Tarantulas are no exception…
How much do Brazilian Black Tarantulas cost?
Brazilian Black Tarantulas cost a little more than some of the more common pet tarantulas because of how popular they. That said, they are still reasonably affordable…