How to Breed Tarantulas
Get a mature pair of tarantulas.,Have the female in a larger cage than usual and leave her to settle down , Once she has settled down feed her a little bit more often. , About a week before the pairing, put the male in a smaller container and make...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get a mature pair of tarantulas.
This can be a tricky part unless they are all mature.
Males that are mature will have mating hooks on their first pair of legs and females have a flap of skin (spermacae) between their book lungs. -
Step 2: Have the female in a larger cage than usual and leave her to settle down
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Step 3: Once she has settled down feed her a little bit more often.
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Step 4: About a week before the pairing
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Step 5: put the male in a smaller container and make sure it is concealed.
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Step 6: Put the container the male is into the female's tank.
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Step 7: Feed her 2 days before the day you let the male out.
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Step 8: When you see them drumming before you plan to put him in her tank
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Step 9: it is a sign they are ready however still feed the female before the meeting.
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Step 10: Let the male out slowly.
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Step 11: Get a paintbrush in case a fight breaks out.
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Step 12: If there is a fight separate them slowly with the paintbrush.
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Step 13: Pair them up again a week later(if the male is still alive).
Detailed Guide
This can be a tricky part unless they are all mature.
Males that are mature will have mating hooks on their first pair of legs and females have a flap of skin (spermacae) between their book lungs.
,,,, And again just before the pairing. ,,,,(NB: the goal is to breed tarantulas, so if the male is killed deal with it and don't kill the female.) ,
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