奇虫图鉴|全70个品种一览
汇总狼蛛、蝎子、蜈蚣等人气奇虫的饲养信息、特征和难度的品种图鉴。
显示70个物种中的5个

巴西粉红虎纹狼蛛
Lasiodora parahybana
世界最大级的地表栖息种,身体为黑色混有鲑鱼粉红色毛发,是一种具有视觉冲击力的大型蜘蛛。生长迅速,食欲旺盛,但略显神经质,易抛出刺激毛。
中级饲养者地表栖息大型

勃艮第歌利亚捕鸟蛛
Theraphosa stirmi
世界上最大的蜘蛛之一,具有赤褐色的巨大地表栖息种。拥有极强的刺激毛,需要高湿度环境,因此适合高级饲养者。
高级饲养者适用地表栖息世界最大级

查科金膝捕鸟蛛
Grammostola pulchripes
黑色身体配以金色膝纹的大型南美地表生活种。性格温和,外观漂亮,生长相对较快,因此作为大型入门种很受欢迎。
入门种地表栖息大型

智利火红玫瑰
Grammostola rosea
体色呈浅粉红色的智利地表栖息种。耐干旱、寿命长,是最受欢迎的入门种之一。
入门种地表栖息耐干旱

卷毛蛛
Tliltocatl albopilosus
全身覆盖着金色的卷曲毛发,是中美地表栖息蜘蛛的独特魅力。极其皮实且性格温和,成长迅速,被广泛推荐为入门种。
入门种地表栖息皮实
奇虫图鉴常见问题
- What are exotic invertebrates? Can beginners keep them?
- It's a general term for invertebrates centered on arachnids and myriapods such as tarantulas, scorpions, millipedes, and whip scorpions. Hardy species like the Chilean rose tarantula and terrestrial millipedes are relatively easy to keep and popular with beginners.
- How much do exotic invertebrates cost?
- Common hardy tarantulas run 3,000-30,000 yen, while rare species exceed tens of thousands. Scorpions are around 2,000-15,000 yen and millipedes 1,000-5,000 yen. Prices vary with rarity, size, and whether the animal is captive-bred (CB).
- How long do exotic invertebrates live?
- Female tarantulas are remarkably long-lived, reaching 10-20+ years depending on species, while males live only 1-3 years after maturity. Scorpions live 5-8 years and millipedes roughly 3-10 years depending on species, with many kept long-term through repeated molts.
- What equipment is needed for exotic invertebrates?
- Basics include a secure enclosure, substrate (moisture-retaining or dry depending on species), a shelter, and a water dish. Many species need heating, so prepare a heat mat and a thermometer-hygrometer. Arboreal tarantulas need height and climbing structures, while burrowing species need deep substrate.
- What safety precautions apply to exotic invertebrates?
- While most tarantulas have mild venom, urticating hairs and bites can trigger allergic reactions. Some scorpions and centipedes are venomous enough to require medical attention, so always research each species' risks in advance. Keep enclosures securely sealed and locked to prevent escapes.