How can my initial question not be clear? Its obviouse what im asking.Buspirone said:
Wow, thank you Zach. I allready own both t's, they are very small now but will grow of course. You put it in a nut shell, "just wanted 2 know how high to hold my guards when these guys get a bit bigger"Zach33 said:So you think this was a serious post eh? Some of you people need to lighten up on what members say and quit jumping to conclusions as to why a member asks a specific question. Everyone always assumes when this question pops up its because a potential buyer wants the most "aggressive" "defensive" "most apt to bite" T, which it turns out he/she was just wanting to know how high his guard should be when being around his T's.
You started the question with an angry face, you didn't elaborate on the backgound info as to the purpose of your inquiry and you mis-identified one the of tarantulas in the question as C. cristata instead of L. cristata. It was only obvious to you what you were really asking since several people interpreted in a way other than you had intended. Its is pretty easy to take your question out of the the context in which you were asking it. Your line of questioning in this thread is very indicitive to a common angle used by trolls and as such people,including myself, are less likely to give you the benefit of the doubt in this specific line of questioning without more in-depth background as to why your are asking it. Once you are around a little longer this will become more clear to you and you'll see why people responded the way they did. It still doesn't excuse your responses and behavior concerning those replies.jayco_heat said:
If you are telling me what to do then how is it a freedom of will or choice? This is a public forum so if you don't want people to read and respond to what you write then make your inquiries to specific people via PM or e-mail otherwise I'll respond to anything I wish whether you like my opinion/information or not until the mods/admins tell me otherwise. ;P
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