A spider that has been raised for a long time does not recognize its owner. Spiders are cold-blooded animals. Cold-blooded animals will not recognize their owners. They will only respond to food. Their main life activities are foraging and reproduction. Even spiders that have been raised for a long time will not recognize their owners. Spiders that have been raised for a long time will not recognize their owners. Spiders may respond to the surrounding environment and form simple conditioned reflexes, but they do not have the ability to recognize their owners.

How to feed spiders:

1. Prepare a suitable living environment. You can use a transparent plastic box as a spider breeding box to keep the spiders inside to prevent them from escaping. Make sure the temperature inside the box is controlled at about 25 degrees, which is more suitable for spiders to survive.

2. Prepare tools for feeding spiders. It is best not to feed with bare hands to prevent being bitten by spiders. You can prepare a small tweezers and use the tweezers to pick up food and feed it to the spiders.

3. Spiders’ food is insects, such as crickets, cockroaches, etc. You can properly prepare these foods for spiders and feed them regularly to avoid starving the spiders. Be careful not to feed insects that are too large, which may scare the spiders and eventually refuse to eat.