The Tarantula Keeper's Guide FROM THE PUBLISHER
Here is the definitive word on tarantulas for collectors and for life science students specializing in arachnids. You'll find a detailed description of the tarantula's origins, anatomy, and physiology . . . directions for breeding them and caring for the young . . . advice on purchasing or capturing a tarantula in the wild, and much more. Full-color photos and drawings.
FROM THE CRITICS
Children's Literature - Donna T. Brumby
Comprehensive and useful, this lengthy trade paper book should serve as a definitive reference for anyone interested in knowing about or owning tarantulas as pets. Although the subject is one that is sure to appeal to youngsters, this text is really written at an adult level; many of the suggestions and instructions will require adult supervision if the book is to be used by children. Chapters detailing anatomy, physiology, taxonomy, classification, cycles and history will be valuable to student researchers. The dozens of vivid, colorful photographs will be a huge attraction, but only to readers not squeamish where spiders are concerned. Exceptional information concerning capturing, breeding and raising tarantulas makes this book extremely practical as a pet owner's manual.