Bob Len
Arachnosquire
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- Feb 15, 2018
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Ive bought a GBB as my first tarantula and im excited to receive it. However, im a bit worried about their quickness, is there a way to counteract this.
I ordered a juvenile. By counteract i mean a way to negate their speed maybe a higher enclosure,wider enclosure or anything like thatBit late to be worrying about their quickness now! How do you mean "counteract" it? What size T have you bought?
Naw i dont want to handle iteh, you can´t counteract their speed, but I think you worry too much. GBB is a good choice for a first T and unless you are trying to handle it or something along those lines you should be fine.
An oversized enclosure (make sure it can't escape through any ventilation holes) with ample anchor points will help. IME, once a GBB builds a web, it is more likely to retreat into its web than make a bid for freedom, but don't let your guard down:Ive bought a GBB as my first tarantula and im excited to receive it. However, im a bit worried about their quickness, is there a way to counteract this.
One feeder will be absolutely fine.Thanks a lot all of you. I think its mostly down to my overthinking as its my first T. One more question, probably stupid but i couldn't find an answer, is it okay to feed the GBB one type of insect or will a variety benefit it?
ThanksOne feeder will be absolutely fine.
Amazing Theraphosidae, and yes, for me is a 100% beginner-friendly one.Ive bought a GBB as my first tarantula and im excited to receive it.
Yes, of course, but ain't cheap: put a micro armed Drone made by DARPA under a fake leave, that device would intimidate the coloured bugger and his/her pure 'quarterback' boltsHowever, im a bit worried about their quickness, is there a way to counteract this.