The oil-painted pink-toed spider does not recognize its owner. The oil-painted pink-toed spider is a cold-blooded animal with a low IQ and no awareness of its owner. No matter how long it is kept, it will not recognize its owner. It will only become familiar with the owner's scent, so it can get used to the owner's feeding and interact with the owner. It is best not to catch it directly with your hands when raising it to prevent being bitten by it.

Precautions for raising oil-painted pink-toed spiders:
1. Ventilation
When raising oil-painted pink-toed spiders, try to keep them in the breeding box as much as possible Punch a few holes. If the temperature exceeds 30 degrees in summer, the spider will die. Be sure to keep the breeding box ventilated.
2. Feeding
The oily pink-toed spider likes to eat a variety of insects. You can feed it moths, cockroaches, locusts and other foods, and prepare enough drinking water for it.
3. Safety
It is best not to play with the pink-toed spider in your hands to prevent being bitten. You can choose a long stick to interact with it instead of directly Touch with your hands.