Post by reptileman27 on Nov 29, 2005 18:52:18 GMT -5
Avilcularia avilcularia(Pinktoe Tarantula) Care Sheet
Common Name: Pinktoe Tarantula
Scientific Name: Avilcularia avilcularia
World: New World
Range: South America
Type: Aboreal
Adult Size: 5 inches
Temperature 80-85 degrees
Humidity: 80%
Temperment: Usaully pretty docile but some can be very aggressive and they tend to bite more then once if they bite.
Speed: Slow
Diet: Babys can eat pinhead crickets,small roaches,or mealworms. Adults can eat large crickets,roaches,or superworms. An occasional pinky mouse can be fed.
Housing: Adults can be kept in 10 gallon tank or rubbermaid type container. Babys can live in small critter keepers or large deli cups.
Substrate: Peat moss or peat/soil mix.
Additional Info: Things like vertical bark,sticks,or logs should be added to the cage for climbing and webbing.vil
Common Name: Pinktoe Tarantula
Scientific Name: Avilcularia avilcularia
World: New World
Range: South America
Type: Aboreal
Adult Size: 5 inches
Temperature 80-85 degrees
Humidity: 80%
Temperment: Usaully pretty docile but some can be very aggressive and they tend to bite more then once if they bite.
Speed: Slow
Diet: Babys can eat pinhead crickets,small roaches,or mealworms. Adults can eat large crickets,roaches,or superworms. An occasional pinky mouse can be fed.
Housing: Adults can be kept in 10 gallon tank or rubbermaid type container. Babys can live in small critter keepers or large deli cups.
Substrate: Peat moss or peat/soil mix.
Additional Info: Things like vertical bark,sticks,or logs should be added to the cage for climbing and webbing.vil
