Other representatives of the fauna

The red-eared slider is the most popular aquatic pet. It's relatively easy to care for and feed, making it a popular pet.

But before getting such a pet, you need to know all the characteristics of the animal, the conditions for keeping it, the selection criteria, and the prices for turtles of different sizes.

Recently, such an exotic creature as the axolotl has become a familiar addition to home aquariums. What are axolotls? This rare animal originates in Mexico. From there, it spread throughout the world, becoming an aquarium pet. The axolotl is the larval stage of the tiger salamander. Under favorable conditions, the larva may not develop into an adult. However, if the water level and air temperature are lowered, the metamorphosis into the salamander will occur.

Spiders and scorpions are among the most mysterious and least studied members of the arachnid world. Almost all spider species are venomous, even house spiders. Only those that can penetrate skin cause harm to humans and warm-blooded animals. These spiders account for less than 1% of the world's population.

Pets that share our apartments or houses are becoming increasingly sophisticated and interesting. Classic pets like cats, dogs, and birds are becoming less common. People are increasingly adopting various insects, arachnids, and reptiles. Lizards of various kinds are especially common, and this is not surprising, as many are quite cute and friendly, making each one a perfect substitute for the proverbial cat or puppy.

The Brachypelma albopilosum tarantula is found in the tropical rainforests of Honduras and Costa Rica. It has bright colors, long hairs, and a fairly large body. This species of tarantula is ideal for keeping as a pet because of its calm nature, beauty, and affordability, and, most importantly, its bite is harmless.