WoofSpider
Arachnosquire
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- Aug 31, 2016
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You are acting like an idiot child. Idiot children are not welcome in this hobby. I feel great pity for the animals relying on your care.you mad bro
You are acting like an idiot child. Idiot children are not welcome in this hobby. I feel great pity for the animals relying on your care.you mad bro
thanks for the positive reply and advice im actually planning on getting a obt for my third T i fell in love with them and the hex was more of an idea once people told me it was no good for tarantulas i just found a new pet for it lol now i plan to put crested geckos in it i like to have alot of animalsWOW. Just wow, man. Why'd you have to pick H. Mac as your Second T? And decides to put it in a 35 GALLON HEXAGON TANK?! But well, what's done is done. First, you may have been offended since the posts on your thread are a bit negative for you, but man that's just what it really is. I get it. You may have loved the beauty of H. Mac or you find it "thrilling" to own species such as H. Mac. That kind of mentality is not good at all when you're starting this hobby. You must think first of your safety and the safety of your family. Once your H. Mac got the best of you, who knows what would happen. You must also think about your T. Did you really think that a 35 gallon hexagon tank would be good for your T or only for the sake of display? I must say, a hexagon tank is beautiful for display but a 35 gallon one? PLEASE, you have to reconsider. It would be hard to maintain, for one. Having a bolting H. Mac while having maintenance in such a big enclosure? That's gonna be a problem.
Please reconsider. An H. Mac is not advisable for a beginner. Heck, I've got my most thrilling tarantula as my fourth one (OBT) and I'm still thinking of a better way to feed it since it is still in a deli cup and how to transfer it once it gets bigger. Remember, if you're offended by the comment, suck it all up. Admit it, you've done a pretty abrasgeive decision. Now you have it, take our advice if you don't have plans on returning it and exchanging it for another. It would be of great help for you. Happy keeping!
pro or not h macs can get loose thats just a fact (ive watched hundeds of rehousing videos) and i contained him quickly without harm <edit>I'm not surprised at all that your H. mac got loose during a rehouse. You are a future Darwin awards winner.
Your level of ignorance is mind bending.
Lol people like this are probably the reason Poec54 left.
People like this are why I'm removing from the site, slowly but surely. It gets exhausting.people like this are probably the reason Poec54 left
lol im just gunna be a "troll" now but no thats where the obt sling is going i put the h mac in a more proper set up when i rehoused it she got lose in my shower was a thrilling expirence i would have gotten bite if i didnt have a hoodie and gloves on now i know i am capable of any tarantula
Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Ignore the thread and/or user.People like this are why I'm removing from the site, slowly but surely. It gets exhausting.
Absolutely. I understand where he's coming from though. Nothing irks me faster than these cocky newbies buying an advanced OW, and acting like children. I've literally met six year olds with more tact and maturity. I dunno why it's such a common theme these days and why so many people here give the general advice that getting an advanced OW as a first T is fine "if you do the proper research" because THEY themselves haven't done the proper research about the person they're giving advice to. It's about more than reading up and watching well-sourced videos. Certain people are not cut out for this hobby because they lack key qualities like patience, responsibility, and the ability to fully comprehend actions & their subsequent consequences. I've said this before and I'll say it again-- there is BIOLOGICAL PROOF that teenagers are more prone to risk-taking and cannot fully think through their actions to what the plausible consequences are. They can think it, but it doesn't hold the weight that it does for an adult with a fully myelinated brain.Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Ignore the thread and/or user.
You are a fine example of how people of your age should go about things, so no, you are definitely not in that category. As to handling, from what I gathered, handling centipedes puts mainly the handler at risk and not so much the animal . Correct me if I'm wrong though.Agreed. I hope I'm not in that category (though admittedly, I do handle centipedes).
That's sad man. Stick around.People like this are why I'm removing from the site, slowly but surely. It gets exhausting.
He's not but I remember Poec getting fussy at him back before my hiatus.You're not as unbearable as you think..
Agreed. One of my favorite members.He's not but I remember Poec getting fussy at him back before my hiatus.
Poec and I actually got on rather well. We're both sassy and he probably has arthritis too. Guh the thought of him being told 'u mad bro' is priceless. Wish I still had his address. I'd send him a christmas card. I miss his level-headed sassiness.
Or maybe I'd send him a christmas card from Tim and include photoshopped pictures of opossums in lingerie.
Is it weird that I'd send those to family?Or maybe I'd send him a christmas card from Tim and include photoshopped pictures of opossums in lingerie.
Not weird that you'd send them...Is it weird that I'd send those to family?
Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Ignore the thread and/or user.
I've made good friends on here, I like it here. But I'm nowhere near as active as I was a year or two ago. We get some great newbies around here from time to time, but as you two know that accounts for maybe 10% of new users. The rest are either blowhards, trolls, or kids with no idea what they're getting into.That's sad man. Stick around.
I'm just thankful they aren't in Ontario... or Canada even. Whew!People like this are why I'm removing from the site, slowly but surely. It gets exhausting.
Agreed..People like this are why I'm removing from the site, slowly but surely. It gets exhausting.
Absolutely. And that's what is irritating. Those that frequent this site know the basics that are brought up literally daily. It is those success/failure stories where small tidbits of knowledge get passed on. And that's why I said that I don't really learn too much on these forums anymore.I keep all my exciting news, successes and failures close to my chest. People seem to only care about handling and dramatic threads. The interesting ones get buried by the garbage.
Yup.. It's funny I edited my post to reiterate that point while you were posting. Poec had warned that this would happen.. You have two main camps when it comes to Ts.. The casual hobbyists and the rest of us.. Arachnoboards has always been more of a serious site. Even though some of us more eccentric keepers( me) do post nonsense threads sometimes we still contribute more knowledge whether it's care and breeding or natural, taxonomic knowlede than trash. It's like playing Dark Souls.. It's fun to thrash a casual here and there but when there is no competition it's time play Ng+ offline..Absolutely. And that's what is irritating. Those that frequent this site know the basics that are brought up literally daily. It is those success/failure stories where small tidbits of knowledge get passed on. And that's why I said that I don't really learn too much on these forums anymore.