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There is one in the picture. What percentage of avicularia will build their web at top, no matter what you do? Is it high, or is it low?

May....be.

Reaction doesn't equal stress. Of course disturbing a tarantula in the process of molting is not wise. That is common knowledge, that even the OP was aware of.

What I am saying is your are wrong and should observe your T's a little closer. You are humanizing...perhaps projecting stress.

Just blew in my P. irminia cage and got a feeding response. He does the same thing when I talk on the phone. He is trying to eat my voice.

I just blew three times on my A versicolor that is out of his web. He only moved slightly after the third time, which was a lung full. He is sitting right under a huge vent. He is quite docile. Next?

I love a snorting woman. I also expel gas in close proximity to my T's. Is that a problem too?

These guys are exaggerating. Avics live in trees that sway in the wind all day long.

male. female. unkknown http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=153508

They are fine at 87 degree too, just a little faster.

I hear they taste like crab.

These jackals deserve no apologies. (insert pretentious emoticon)

I would have said Avicularia is the worst candidate for such a setup because of their webbing habit. Now you really have me interested. We need more pictures.

Damn, I was sure he was talking to me. Oh well, good luck!

Sounds like you already have the tarantulas picked out. What might they be, if you don't mind me asking?

Having a crafty dad certainly has its benefits. It would be nice to see someone solve all the problems associated with this type of setup. Good luck, and keep us posted.

Exactly...,unless you still have a heart, in which case there is always hope.

What can you say, the guy is more into video than he is into his tarantula. C'est la vie!

I'll toss one back for the girl.

Perhaps your statment was lost in translation. Are you saying you like disco AC/DC remix?