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Chilean Rose tarantulas should be kept between 70 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. They also require high humidity, up to 80%, which is added by warmer temperatures. In colder, drier climate, the tarantula will start to slow down and will lose its appetite. Although this isn't really a big problem for a few days or so, over time it can mess with the spider's natural cycles and may cause health problems.
Chilean Rose tarantulas are known as pretty hardy, though, so a slight, infrequent drop may not harm it unduly. Lower temperatures, down to 60 (although 65 would be safer) can be maintained for months without harming the spider.
Chilean Rose tarantulas are known as pretty hardy, though, so a slight, infrequent drop may not harm it unduly. Lower temperatures, down to 60 (although 65 would be safer) can be maintained for months without harming the spider.
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