Title: PET6276
English name: Avicularia purpururea
National origin: Overview of the purple toe variety in Ecuador, south-western Ecuador
Ecuador's purple toes originated in the south-western part of the country and are mainly found in tropical rainforests. Adult Ecuadorian purple toes can reach 13 to 14 centimetres, but because of their aggressive nature, they are more difficult to raise than they are.
Chinese literary name: lavender toe of Ecuador
Latin name: Avicularia purpururea
Context: Animals
Origin: Preformity of Ecuador ' s purple toe in south-western Ecuador
Ecuador's purple toes are somewhat aggressive, and they move very quickly, making it relatively difficult to raise them, and new players with no experience in raising them are not recommended for purchase and breeding. What, then, are the characteristics of the shape of the purple toe in Ecuador?
Ecuador's purple toes are a species that is gradually becoming popular among pets that love bird spiders, while their human atmosphere is rising. As the Chinese name describes, their backs and feet are blue and purple. It's a very beautiful variety, but not many. It's almost the same as Guyana. Magnificent purple, with very specific characteristics, and larvae with black velvet. Ecuador vibrate environment
Owing to the aggressive nature of Ecuador ' s purple toes and the relative difficulty of artificial farming, new players with no experience in breeding are not recommended. Ecuador prefers to live at 26-28°C, 85% humidity.
It is essential that Ecuador keep a piece of bark for climbing and nesting. For toes, ventilation and humidity are to be balanced. Therefore, raising them requires more attention than raising other kinds of pets to catch bird spiders. Wet peas, coconut bricks, clay can be chosen to make the base for Ecuador's purple toe. Earning point for the poignant toe
With the relative difficulty of raising purple toes in Ecuador, it is not recommended that new players with no experience in breeding purchase it. However, since Ecuador's purple toes are becoming more common among pets and spiders, their breeding problems are increasing.
In the field of feed, it is generally recommended that the choice of food not exceeding one third of their body size be appropriate and that too much food may lead them to abandon their feeding. Ecuador has a rare variety of purple toes, so they should not be raised blindly.