just thought I'd throw this in. In my experience I've had a few rosehairs. Two which wouldn't eat for months on end, and one that was a complete pig and would try to kill anything that came near it. So really that is all based on the temperament of the individual spider.
I'd say just try...
could be. the same sort of thing happened with my big female P. cancerides a few years back. but I have also seen situations like this where for no reason the T was fine a few days later, so it's all just touch and go.
ok, i haven't been on here for a while, because, well.... i finally went and joined corporate america >.< /sigh
Before...................... and after.
lol, yeah, he's a cat. Another one of my cats will sit on command and balance on his back legs for treats.... it's all about the bribery with cats.
I can respect the dislike of birds, i have one myself. I just had an issue with the whole cats not being able to be trained or show emotion...
I'd like to share something with the guy who says cats cannot show emotion like a dog can and all of the BS. My cat, Demitrius, can and does act like a dog for me. He comes when i call him, he rolls over :) and has never ONCE gone after any of my other pets, 70+ tarantulas, corn snake, leopard...
yeah... my kitty has a thing for Malibu rum.... whenever he even sees it he follows me everywhere :rolleyes:
gorgeous cat btw. (looks exactly like mine :D )
that's funny..... I've only seen a Pampho sp. on his pricelist once in the last year.... I know he has a thing for Pamphos, so do I, but to say he's the guy for them...
(I have nothing against Todd I've ordered from him before, this is in no way an attack, just an observation)
Well, everything was taken care of before we got there, we just had to come and set up. The kids did not need permission slips that I know of, and I guess the next day, all they could talk about was how cool it was, and how all the other kids that were absent missed the best assembly... things...
We were in what would be their lunchroom, completely cleared of tables, except the one for us and our spiders. there were then about 60-70 kids in chairs all aorund us as we talked.
We brought in our male P. cancerides, male B. albopilosum, our P. fasciata, a little A. avicularia, and a baby...
yeah, we brought in 5 different spp. and a whole bunch of molts. Our big male P. cancerides stole the show though... what's not to love? he's an 8 inch purple spider :D
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