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Young TarantulasFor baby tarantulas, called slings (1/4-3/8″ or so in size) small food is needed. Fortunately, unlike the invertebrate pet described above, slings and spiderlings will scavenge for food and do not require moving prey items. One-week old crickets (1/8"] are usually the right size for very small …
Juvenile and Maturing TarantulasMost species of tarantulas do well with a regimen of no more than two crickets per week. However, after molting all ages are at their hungriest. Following molt, increase feeding to three crickets the first week or two. As the spider fattens, feeding should be altered to either less ofte…
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