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Complete kit to start the breeding of a Phidippus regius and other spiders
The kit contains feed and decoration!
Eresus Sandaliatus
€58.50
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RARITY
Aggressive level 2 - low, harmless to humans
Widespread in Southern Europe
dry setup
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Eresus Sandaliatus also known as the velvet ladybird spider for its characteristic colors and known for the soft fur that distinguishes all Eresidae
DIMENSIONS: about 1cm
ORIGIN: Southern Europe
AMBIENTAMENT VALUES: temperature 25-26 degrees Celsius during the day, 20-22 degrees Celsius overnight humidity 60-65%
ALIMENTATION: small insects for spiderling (prefer drosophile) but also springtails and micro crickets.
TIP CONSES: small terrarium or faunabox, 20x20x20; it is important to maintain adequate air circulation, these animals, can also be kept in kits suitable for spiderling throughout life being still small in size
HABITS: arachnid purely arboreal
AGGRESSIVITA: 2 – harmless spider for man, can still, like all arachnids bite without any harm anyway. It is a very voracious variety, willingly accepts live food, waiting for the grip behind its lair
GROWTH RAPIDIITY: Average
STATUS CITES: no
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Specific References
- EAN13
- 800295
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