I need information about h. gigas and p. auratus

[lectus01]

hello, ı wıll buy p. auratus and h. gigas in winter.
So, are these creatures resilient?
Are they resistant to winter conditions?
What is the minimum temperature at which they can survive?

 

[viper69]

Look up where they are from as a start.
Winter varies all over the world

 

[lectus01]

Look up where they are from as a start.
Winter varies all over the world

around the beginning of november.
average 50-66 F

 

[Brewser]

P auratus i s from Cuba, H gigas is from Cameroon In Africa.

 

[viper69]

around the beginning of november.
average 50-66 F

That’s too low- but check

 

[IntermittentSygnal]

I don’t let any of mine go below 68 and even then one had problems that I had to set up a nursery for.

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

around the beginning of november.
average 50-66 F

A space heater should fix that I keep my Ts 70-75 depending on the season.

 

[Mustafa67]

hello, ı wıll buy p. auratus and h. gigas in winter.
So, are these creatures resilient?
Are they resistant to winter conditions?
What is the minimum temperature at which they can survive?

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[kingshockey]

search function top right corner

 

[Tentacle Toast]

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[TheraMygalo]

Well, do you heat your house? Where are you from? What do you heat your house with? How will you keep your tarantula?

is this a shipping question? Our a household question?

if buying in winter with shipping, death on arrival is always a possibility.

keeping said tarantula in your home in winter, it will probably have a shock from where it was and where you are. But you wont be the last to purchase tarantulas in winter.

it does make a difference. Though.

people dont really bring it up often, but getting a tarantula shipped in winter has its challenges.

they will come from a hot room and travel in less then hot, then they arrive at you. Is it dead cold, mild? Warm?

you are from turkey? So maybe hotter then us in the americas. Much better chances of survival right there. Guessing you are ordering from europe.