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Tarantula Baby

Fertile tarantula eggs are deposited and sealed inside silken egg sacs. Within six to nine weeks, immature tarantulas emerge from their egg sacs. Throughout the incubation, the female remains with her egg sacs and turns then periodically.

After their first molt, immature tarantulas venture out on their own. They molt about once per year and become mature in five to seven years.

Facts about a Tarantula

Tarantula Natural History

Tarantula Description

Scientific Name for Tarantulas

Tarantula Species

Size of the Tarantula

Tarantula Spider Bite

Tarantula Enemies

Tarantula Eating

Tarantula Behavior

Tarantulas Form of Protection

Do Tarantulas Spin Webs

Tarantula Venom

Tarantula Habitats

Tarantula Spider Body Parts

Tarantula Mating

Tarantula Molting

Life Expectancy of a Tarantula