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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tarantula" data-source="post: 29507" data-attributes="member: 3067">Ok, I think I will make a care sheet of how I think it will be happy in captivity so here we go:Diet: crickets, locusts, super worms, meal worms, (other spiders only in the wild in captivity, if you feed them other spiders you risk loosing your little spider).Spider size: 5 inchSpider color: this is unnecessary but black and white mostly whiteSubstrate: 14 inches of really lose sand desert sand is the best for there burrows.Compatibility with each other : Only one should live in a tank at a time.Temperature: in the winter 25 degrees celcius and in summer 30 degrees celcius.Humidity:50%                                                                              Genders: can easily be told, the males have bigger pedipalps then the females so that's like most spiders.Breeding: its just like breeding tarantulas only more risky the male is in grave danger he is risking his live if he doesn't satisfy the female he's done.Now I'm done. P.s I know this stuff cuse I live in namibia. Thanks</blockquote>