How dangerous are spiders?
26/07/2023
The truth about Australia’s most deadly bugs that bite and sting
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BABY AUSTRALIAN TARANTULAS
Our first batch of baby tarantulas for this season have emerged. These are Phlogius species (Kuranda). These little ones are 1st instar and are being kept in batches of around ten spiders until they moult again. At which time they will need to be separated into individual housing to prevent them eating each other – that’s when the real work begins for us to keep them all fed!
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The truth about Australia’s most deadly bugs that bite and sting
Minibeast Wildlife is engaging students throughout the Wet Tropics, visiting schools in Cairns, the Northern Beaches and the Tablelands.
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