She never drummed or anything like that, but as he kept dancing for her, I watched her chelicerae slowly spread and her fangs begin to extend. I know females will do that for males to engage their hooks, but the behavior was different. She clearly seemed irritated so I split them up. She bit the wooden spoon I used to separate them, so I think it was the right call. I’ll try again in a week.
She never drummed or anything like that, but as he kept dancing for her, I watched her chelicerae slowly spread and her fangs begin to extend. I know females will do that for males to engage their hooks, but the behavior was different. She clearly seemed irritated so I split them up. She bit the wooden spoon I used to separate them, so I think it was the right call. I’ll try again in a week.
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