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Brazilian Red Head

Bumba cabocla (ex Maraca)
IntermediateNocturnal · sleeping nowHuman-verified sheet
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Day

Drag the sun. Brazilian Red Head is nocturnal, so what it is doing changes with the light.

Temperature

24–28°Ambient

One ambient band, 24–28°C. This sheet states no warm side, no cool side and no night figure, so none are shown.

Humidity

70–80%Target RH
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The numbers

Enclosure
25 × 25 × 20 cm
Diet
Crickets, dubia roaches, locusts · Adults 1×/1–2 wk; slings 2×/wk
Temperature
24–28 °C
Humidity
70–80%

Identity

Order / Family
Araneae
IUCN / CITES
Not evaluated; Not listed
Difficulty
Intermediate
Commonality
Occasional in SEA/Thai trade
Adult size
11–13 cm legspan
Lifespan
F 10–15 yr / M 3–4 yr
Growth rate
Medium
Activity & niche
Nocturnal · Terrestrial
Temperament
Skittish but calm
Venom / defense
Urticating hairs (mild venom)
Price (THB)
600–2,000 ฿ (indicatif)

Enclosure and conditions

Temperature
24–28 °C
Humidity
70–80%
Min. enclosure
25×25×20 cm floor space
Substrate
Coco fibre/peat, 8–10 cm
Hides / decor / water
Cork-bark hide, water dish

Diet

Staple food
Crickets, dubia roaches, locusts
Feeding frequency
Adults 1×/1–2 wk; slings 2×/wk
Supplements
None (whole prey)

Behaviour and handling

Handling
Tolerant with care (skittish)
Communal
No (cannibalistic)
Defense / stress signs
Bolting, hair-kicking, hiding

Reproduction

Reproduction
M mature 1.5–2 yr; ventral sexing; 1 sac ~100–300 eggs

Common health problems

Common health issues
SignsDehydration, fall injury, DKS
Red flags / quarantine
SignsCurled legs, lethargy, no feeding, oral/anal fluid, mites; quarantine 30–60 d

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