Mexican Red Rump Tarantula

Species: Mexican Red Rump TarantulaScientific Name: Brachypelma vagansOrigin: Belize, El Salvador and GuatemalaLifespan: Females – up to 25 years, Males mature in 1-2 yearsSize: adults are 4 – 5 inchesEnclosure Type: Good ventilation is a must, and safety should be a top priority when choosing and designing your tarantulas enclosure.Enclosure Size: Adults will need a 10-gallon terrariumSubstrate: 4 – 5 inches of peat moss, potting soil, or coconut husk substrate.Décor: Suitable decor for your red rump tarantula includes hides, bark, and decorative plants.Water: A small, shallow water dish should always be present.Temperature: The ideal temperature for Mexican Red rumps is 75° – 80°F.Humidity: The humidity should be 55 to 65%Lighting: Lighting is not necessary for this species.Type Of Diet: CarnivorousTypes Of Food: Mexican Red rump tarantulas will eat crickets, mealworms, silkworms, waxworms, cockroaches.Feeding Schedule: Adults will eat every 6-14 days depending on the size of the spi