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Hi all. Don't know who else here has any of the ATS publications but I got the care guides for 80 species, the medical manual, the marshall manual and the breene manual I today. They are all really nice little books with a lot of concise information. The only thing that I can say I dislike is that in the care manual they chose not to list what the typical temperment of each species is. They instead took the stance that you should know each of your spiders and their individual temperments. They refer to the publications that do list species as aggressive or docile this way - " This is totally subjective guessing and serves no purpose nor contains meaning." They go on to say that just about any species can be handled if you know what you're doing (paraphrased).
I have to disagree with their decision to do it like this because I think that it would be good to know the generally expected temperment of a species. What's your opinions?
Gail
I have to disagree with their decision to do it like this because I think that it would be good to know the generally expected temperment of a species. What's your opinions?
Gail