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This is a specific care sheet for Ischnocolus triangulifers (Ischnocolus triangulifer), for more in this genus see Category:Ischnocolus.
Ischnocolus triangulifer is a rare
species of
tarantula
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Europe and South America
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| Livefood insects such as crickets, locust, butter worms, meal worms, superworms, houseflies and cockroaches.
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[edit] Breeding Ischnocolus triangulifer
Breeding tarantulas can be extremely difficult but can also be extremely rewarding. From a successful mating, anywhere from 50 to 2000 eggs can be produced, depending upon the size and species of the female. The Brazilian Salmon Pink (Lasiodora parahybana) are of the larger species and have been known to produce some 1500-2000 eggs in one sac. Another popular species The Goliath Bird Eater (Theraphosa blondi) however, has been known to produce as little as 50 eggs despite its āgoliathā size.
The basic steps involved in breeding tarantulas are discussed further:
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