Arialflash
Arachnopeon
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- Oct 21, 2017
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Just planning for later on but, which one should I get ? (Temprament, Ease of Care, and Colors to be considered)
Poeci venom is more potent than that of Psalmo.I would prefer Pokies because of their personality and their color. Idk about the venom tho, is it almost the same as Psalmos? If so, I'd rather pick pokies. I heard pokies have a really great temprament but just because their venom, speed, and care, other peoples usually do not recommend it. What do you think?
I sense a grudge against the PsalmosTo all the people who say you will see your P. cam: NO. You won't. At least not if it's like mine. I haven't seen mine (AF) in nearly a year. It's my most reclusive spider, together with my M. robustum (a fossorial). I'm done with them. Buy a P. formosa.
No, not all Psalmos, only P. cam . My irminia is very beautiful and willing to show off that beauty .I sense a grudge against the Psalmos
Or mine. I have certified pet holes that I see more often.To all the people who say you will see your P. cam: NO. You won't. At least not if it's like mine.
Just overhyped ones that make my H. mac look sociable despite what everyone else says... I feel cheatedI sense a grudge against the Psalmos
Yeah, my 4+" male makes me look outgoing. Gave him a cork tube and I almost never saw more than toes, I rehoused him to a setup with upright cork flats and he made a moss curtain up top which he only comes out of to drink or to pebble dash the front door of his enclosure.I also don't see my MF P. cambridgei.
no, theyre fossorial. they get this "label" because if their adaptability.I heard OBT's are semi-arboreal, is this true?
Most Psalmos are a little more defensive than pokies....cams are not however....formosa tends to be one of the more high strung and defensive pokies. So its comparing the most chill Psalmo to possibly the least chill pokie.Thanks for the replies! I'm not going to buy them now, just planning for the future.... I'll get a P. murinus first before I buy those T's. Also, I heard that Pokies are less defensive than Psalmos, is it true? I saw an article about it, they say Pokies are less prone to bite and would rather run to it's hide (More like teleport to it's hide lol).
Not by nature, but super adaptable yes. If you want yours to be a heavy webber they often will be, as long as you give them lots of anchor points! Still give them enough soil to burrow if they choose, but hopefully yours does what mine did which was make a burrow but then web the entire enclosure.I heard OBT's are semi-arboreal, is this true?
Yeah, I really love when T's makes a web castle. My B. vagans sling really likes to web it's enclosure (Is this even normal?) and he/she always dig a burrow with two entrances, not like my B. albo sling that always makes deep a burrow with one entrances and a lot of branching tunnels.Not by nature, but super adaptable yes. If you want yours to be a heavy webber they often will be, as long as you give them lots of anchor points! Still give them enough soil to burrow if they choose, but hopefully yours does what mine did which was make a burrow but then web the entire enclosure.