How long can a tarantula survive without air?

Tarantulas, like most animals, need oxygen to survive because it is essential for metabolic processes in the body. Without oxygen, the body's cells are unable to produce energy, and this can lead to death.

The length of time a tarantula can survive without air depends on many factors, including age, size, physical condition and ambient temperature. Typically, adult tarantulas can survive from a few minutes to several hours without access to air. However, if the tarantula is deprived of air for too long, it can lead to permanent damage or death.

Keep in mind that air deprivation of animals is immoral and illegal in most countries. Animals require care and respect, so you should provide them with appropriate living conditions and avoid activities that may threaten their health and life.

Tarantulas have the ability to breathe through their skin, so they don't need a constant supply of air like we humans do. However, if the tarantula were completely deprived of air for a long time, it would eventually be unable to breathe and would die. Its exact strength without air depends on many factors such as age, size and general health.