Is a tarantula the right pet for you? In How to Care for Tarantulas, you will get the answer to that question, plus a lot of information about these fascinating creatures. Tarantulas may look a bit frightening, but in reality they are docile, friendly and active, plus tarantulas have personalities..arachnoboards.com: [1]
Is a tarantula a spider? Yes. Tarantulas are arachnids, an order which also includes scorpions and more. Tarantulas are spiders, but they are a sub order. It's a little confusing, but a Tarantula is a spider.washington.edu: [2]
Since this is an introductory page, for someone curious about tarantulas and thinking about getting a pet tarantula, the focus will be on the two most popular tarantulas. The first is the Chilean Rose Tarantula, (Grammostola rosea), also known as a Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula.exoticpets.about.com: [3] The second is the Mexican Red Knee Tarantula (Brachypelma smithi). They are both readily available and easy to handle.
“How To Care for Tarantulas” is an instructive page. You will learn: How to Choose and Buy a Tarantula, How to Set Up a Tarantula Habitat, and How to Feed a Tarantula. These steps are not time consuming, but you will need to prepare for your pet tarantula before you bring her home. This will ensure a long-lasting, positive experience for both you and your pet.
Compact, clean, easy to care for, light as a feather, tarantulas make wonderful pets for the right people.
The Chilean Rose Tarantula, also known as the Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula, is the most popular pet tarantula.
they are the friendliest tarantula in the pet trade and they're just generally lovely!
Is a tarantula a spider? Yes. Tarantulas are arachnids, an order which also includes scorpions and more. Tarantulas are spiders, but they are a sub order. It's a little confusing, but a Tarantula is a spider.washington.edu: [2]
Since this is an introductory page, for someone curious about tarantulas and thinking about getting a pet tarantula, the focus will be on the two most popular tarantulas. The first is the Chilean Rose Tarantula, (Grammostola rosea), also known as a Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula.exoticpets.about.com: [3] The second is the Mexican Red Knee Tarantula (Brachypelma smithi). They are both readily available and easy to handle.
“How To Care for Tarantulas” is an instructive page. You will learn: How to Choose and Buy a Tarantula, How to Set Up a Tarantula Habitat, and How to Feed a Tarantula. These steps are not time consuming, but you will need to prepare for your pet tarantula before you bring her home. This will ensure a long-lasting, positive experience for both you and your pet.
Compact, clean, easy to care for, light as a feather, tarantulas make wonderful pets for the right people.
Chilean Rose Tarantula
they are the friendliest tarantula in the pet trade and they're just generally lovely!
Welcome to the Tarantula Forum. Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to the keeping of live and/or preserved specimens of tarantula spiders. Tarantulas are the common name for spiders primarily of the family Theraphosidae, and approximately 900 species of these hairy and sometimes quite large arachnids are known.
The most popular of the spiders kept as pets, they are also well represented in preserved collections. Two of the more popular species commonly available in the pet trade are the Chilean rose tarantula (Grammostola rosea) and the Mexican redknee tarantula (Brachypelma smithi) though other species are often available, including the giant's known as "Bird Eaters".
In captivity tarantulas are usually fed prey items such as feeder insects, pinkie mice, and small feeder fish in their water bowl. Though venomous and packing a painful bite, none of the true tarantulas are known to be deadly to humans, though allergic reactions are known
The most popular of the spiders kept as pets, they are also well represented in preserved collections. Two of the more popular species commonly available in the pet trade are the Chilean rose tarantula (Grammostola rosea) and the Mexican redknee tarantula (Brachypelma smithi) though other species are often available, including the giant's known as "Bird Eaters".
In captivity tarantulas are usually fed prey items such as feeder insects, pinkie mice, and small feeder fish in their water bowl. Though venomous and packing a painful bite, none of the true tarantulas are known to be deadly to humans, though allergic reactions are known
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