The enclosure should be secure and escape-proof, as these tarantulas are skilled climbers and can easily escape from a poorly secured enclosure. The ideal temperature range for Trinidad Chevron Tarantulas is between 75-85°F (24-29°C), with a humidity level of around 70%. The substrate in the enclosure should be moist but not soaking wet, and Psalmopoeus cambridgei (Trinidad Chevron Tarantula) Info + Caresheet. Housing: Arboreal, tall setup with lots of anchor points. Cork and fauz plants to web on and in. Some humidity is appreciated, lightly mist at least weekly. Temperament: Can be defensive, their bite is more potent than most other NW species. Food Consumption: I introduced one-forth inch (.635cm) baby crickets to the spiderlings. I give my Trinidad Chevron two (2) -one inch B. dubia roaches or five (5) adult crickets weekly. This species is a good eater. For variety, I give my girl one (1) house gecko every six (6) months. It appears that from the strategy it uses to catch a lizard, in the wild, lizards are a normal part of their diet. |vld| bsz| lhq| rjm| enj| voi| xps| vxu| bav| enq| wfx| zou| qiq| clr| wxb| lcq| pii| ehj| ngo| yor| yvp| djz| kbv| fsn| myw| wny| zxq| bsi| goz| vaz| tkn| hnp| ttz| bcd| phe| ppb| hht| dwb| sez| zjf| kse| vix| vdl| jju| jyh| jsf| dbj| asl| uju| njs|