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Care Sheet - Brazilian Giant Blonde Tarantula Scientific name Nhandu tripepii Habitat Brazil, Paraguay, rainforest Size 8-10cm body length Life Expectancy Unknown Reproduction Cocoon with 500-1500 eggs, after 8-10 days the spiderlings hatch Temperature 25-27°C, night turn down/off to room temperature Humidity 60-80% Lighting Incandescent spot bulb in combination with a dimmer Thermostat is a sufficient heat and light source. Or a heat mat and thermostat works well. Substrate

Care Sheet - Brazilian Giant Blond Tarantula

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Care Sheet - Brazilian Giant Blonde Tarantula

Care Sheet - Brazilian Giant Blonde Tarantula

Scientific name

Nhandu tripepii

Habitat

Brazil, Paraguay, rainforest

Size

8-10cm body length

Life Expectancy

UnknownReproduction

Cocoon with 500-1500 eggs, after 8-10 days the spiderlings hatch

Temperature

25-27C, night turn down/off to room temperature

Humidity

60-80%

Lighting

Incandescent spot bulb in combination with a dimmer Thermostat is a sufficient heat and light source. Or a heat mat and thermostat works well.

Substrate

Jungle Bedding , Coconut chippings, forest bark Coir or similar, at least 10 cm high, fossorial species(one that is adapted to digging and life underground) They will adapt to a half plant pot if the substrate is not deep enough to burrow.Cage Furniture

Cork tubes, half pots as hiding places, planting possible (e.g. Ficus benjamina, F. pumila) small Shallow water bowl.Terrarium Size

At least 30x30x30 cm

Food

Insects e.g. crickets, locusts, baby mice and cockroaches.

For babies newly hatched pinhead crickets and drosophila

Comments

Aggressive and fast speciesJohn Gamesby