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A Pterinochilus murinus bite report video I saw on YouTube the other week:There was a first hand account of an OBT bite here a couple years ago. Serious pain and cramps, the guy went to the hospital.
A Pterinochilus murinus bite report video I saw on YouTube the other week:There was a first hand account of an OBT bite here a couple years ago. Serious pain and cramps, the guy went to the hospital.
A rosea isn't a bad choice as long as you have others.I will stick with the rosea, Lasiodora parahybana & if i can find one, a N. incei.
Thanks for the advice
It's because he was never bitten by an Asian centipede :-s"Huge, huge amount of pain. I've never experienced pain like this in my life. (I've been stabbed before.) This brought me to my knees for about 30 minutes -- 30 minutes of constant, constant pain. Never felt anything like it -- pain from the moment that I was bitten."
And always out :-s+1 for the A.geniculata. They are beastly eaters, grow fast on regular feeding and roomtemp, and look stunning. Also readily available and not very expensive.
I've watched that video before. The best part is when he tells her new person how laid back and nice she is and not to hold it against her.A Pterinochilus murinus bite report video I saw on YouTube the other week:
"Huge, huge amount of pain. I've never experienced pain like this in my life. (I've been stabbed before.) This brought me to my knees for about 30 minutes -- 30 minutes of constant, constant pain. Never felt anything like it -- pain from the moment that I was bitten."
Yeah, laid back until you try to box her up.I've watched that video before. The best part is when he tells her new person how laid back and nice she is and not to hold it against her.