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Brachypelma smithi Mexican Redknee Tarantulas are hardy, docile, long living and make great pet tarantulas for the beginner or advanced spider keeper. They are native to the scrublands and deserts of the pacific side of Mexico. They are terrestrial and found near natural cover like cacti, bushes, logs, rocky areas, and other natural debris.
Maximum size: 5”-6”
Life span: Up to 25 years. 
25 years!!!!
Lighting: Specialized reptile lights for viewing nocturnal animals would be a good choice. Avoid basking type lighting, as tarantulas do not normally appreciate the light or the added heat they produce.
Temperature range: Day 70° to 90° F
Food: Crickets and an occasional pinkie mouse.
Water: A shallow, wide container of clean water should always be available.
Housing/Habitat: Their natural habitat can be simulated with a 5 to 10 gallon aquarium. The bottom of the aquarium should be covered with 3 to 5 inches of vermiculite, potting soil, peat moss, or sand. The substrate needs to be deep enough to facilitate burrowing and it is important to provide hiding places.