I have a few questions that has been played in my thought's over and over again these last few months
and one that has come to mind this last week.
Q1. We al know humidity play's a big role in the success raising of our Tarantulas, now does this also effect the breeding of tarantulas?

The reason i ask this is because tarantulas all have deffirant humidity prefrances's like all forrest, grassland and dessirt living tarantulas

Q2 How does correct feeding effect breedhng?

The reason i ask is because certan spider family's females eat the male after mating. my thaught is by feeding the female while the mating process will increase the males succes of survival after the mating process

I would love to hear every one's
oppinion on the questions

thanks
Greatstuff.

First, I have 0 experience with breeding and only been keeping tarantulas for a few months now.

But when I visited scarab, he had a gravid Poecilotheria female waiting to drop an egg sac.
He told me that he raised the humidity inside the enclosure because it has a positive effect on the whole process. Trying to get as close to their natural habitat will probably be beneficial for them.