Mine was the devil.Green Bottle Blues seem to be pretty docile. Mine is still small though so I don't know if it is or not.
+`1 I agree!My GBB has always been really docile. One of the few I have handled.
arent they more red and black than blue?How about C Fasciatum?
They are a red and a very dark navy blue (almost black), but I can see your point too.....arent they more red and black than blue?
Mine was very quick to kick hairs and display threat postures...I don't know if it really would have bit but I was convinced to leave it aloneMy GBB has always been really docile. One of the few I have handled.
You should have witnessed me unpacking my cobalt when i got it...I have yet to see a true-blue Avic. Save for when they are slings. Otherwise, I'm sure this species is not what he had in mind.
I've had two cobalts, and though this goes against the norm, they were both exceedingly docile. You could hold them, pet them, etc. They tolerated it all. The least aggressive/defensive spiders I've ever owned. Each spider has its own personality. If you see a spider you want, get it. Don't let stereotypical boundries prevent you. You never know. You may just end up with a real sweet-heart.![]()
I have yet to see a true-blue Avic. Save for when they are slings. Otherwise, I'm sure this species is not what he had in mind.
I've had two cobalts, and though this goes against the norm, they were both exceedingly docile. You could hold them, pet them, etc. They tolerated it all. The least aggressive/defensive spiders I've ever owned. Each spider has its own personality. If you see a spider you want, get it. Don't let stereotypical boundries prevent you. You never know. You may just end up with a real sweet-heart.![]()