The spider will not recognize its owner. Spiders are cold-blooded animals with low IQs and cannot recognize their owners. They can only respond to food and will not recognize their owners even if they have been kept for a long time. However, if it is kept for a long time, it will gradually become familiar with the owner, become familiar with the owner's smell, and get used to living with the owner.
Precautions for raising spiders:
1. After the spider changes to a new environment, the spider will become aggressive due to the change in the environment that makes the spider insecure, and Unable to eat. Therefore, after the new spider arrives home, it should be kept in the dark for three days. If you don't eat for two or three days, the spider will not starve to death, so don't worry.
2. Once the ventilation is not smooth and food residues are not cleaned up in time, it may cause spider mites to appear on the body, resulting in small white spots on the body. The spider's body needs to be observed frequently.
3. When raising spiders, you can feed them barley worms, crickets, moths, and locusts, and the temperature should be controlled at 25-30 degrees. In summer, pay attention to cooling them to prevent heatstroke, and in winter, pay attention to heating and keeping warm.
4. Spiders only need to be fed once every two days. It is best to change the food every once in a while. Do not eat one type of food for a long time, and do not eat too much.
5. Pet spiders are generally highly poisonous, so do not touch them directly during the breeding process. It is best to use tools before touching them. Be sure to pay attention to safety!