ein Service von ein Service von Brazilian Giant Blonde Tarantula Nhandu tripepii Cites status not protected Habitat Brazil, Paraguay rainforest Size 8-10 body length Life Expectancy unknown Reproduction cocoon with 500-1500 eggs, after 8-10 days the baby hatch Temperature 25-27°C, night setback to room temperature Humidity 60-80% Lighting Halogen Sun Mini in combination with the Thermo Socket PLUS is a sufficient heat and light source. Substrate Jungle Bedding or Terrarienhumus, at least 10 cm high, fossorial species Cage Furniture HerpTarrium in equal size, cork tubes as hiding places, planting possible (e.g. Ficus benjamina, F. pumila) Terrarium Size at least 30x30x30 cm food insects e.g. crickets, grasshoppers, baby mice and cockroaches. For babies newly hatched crickets and drosophila Comments tetchy and speedy species
Brazilian Giant Blonde Tarantula Care Sheet
Nov 21, 2015
Care Sheet for Brazilian Giant Blonde Tarantula
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ein Service von
Brazilian Giant BlondeTarantulaNhandu tripepii
Cites statusnot protected
HabitatBrazil, Paraguay
rainforest
Size8-10 body length
Life Expectancyunknown
Reproductioncocoon with 500-1500 eggs, after 8-10days the baby hatch
Temperature25-27C, night setback to room temperature
Humidity60-80%
LightingHalogen Sun Mini in combination with the Thermo Socket PLUS is a sufficient heat and light source.
SubstrateJungle Bedding or Terrarienhumus, at least 10 cm high, fossorial species
Cage FurnitureHerpTarrium in equal size, cork tubes as hiding places, planting possible (e.g. Ficus benjamina, F. pumila)
Terrarium Sizeat least 30x30x30 cm
foodinsects e.g. crickets, grasshoppers, baby mice and cockroaches.For babies newly hatched crickets and drosophila
Commentstetchy and speedy species
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