Red Devil Cadydid

The Red Devil Cadydid is a hardy, dryer-loving invertebrate that does well in a well-ventilated enclosure with plenty of climbing surfaces and hiding spots. Provide a dry substrate such as coco fiber or a soil/sand mix, kept mostly dry with a light misting once a week to maintain minimal humidity without making the enclosure damp.

This species is an enthusiastic feeder and readily accepts mealworms or dubia roaches as its primary diet. Offer appropriately sized prey items 2–3 times per week and remove any uneaten food after 24 hours to keep the enclosure clean. Always provide fresh water via light misting or a small, shallow water dish if appropriate for your setup.

Basic Care Bullet Points

• Enclosure: Well‑ventilated tank with branches, cork, and plants for climbing and cover

• Substrate: Mostly dry substrate (coco fiber, soil/sand mix) with light weekly misting

• Humidity: Low to moderate; avoid constantly damp conditions

• Temperature: Keep at typical room temperatures (around low–mid 70s °F); avoid extremes

• Diet: Mealworms or dubia roaches 2–3 times per week

• Maintenance: Spot‑clean regularly; remove uneaten prey and shed skins

• Handling: Minimize handling; observe gently to reduce stress

(Please Read Shipping Policy)