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Arachnopeon
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My LP quickly attacks it's food the second it senses the vibrations
A trapdoor tarantula???!!!???I don't know about awesome takedowns but this is one of my favorite feeding videos I've made.
I.mira, they are a great species to own.A trapdoor tarantula???!!!???
Do they all build trapdoors?I.mira, they are a great species to own.
Yes, they door. To my knowledge they are the only species in the hobby to do so. I have two of them right now.Do they all build trapdoors?
Finally, after months with no sightings I got a photo of one of my I.mira Ts. She seems to be a bit plump.
Bloody hell fire she's draggen some wagon.Yes, they door. To my knowledge they are the only species in the hobby to do so. I have two of them right now.
Here is a recent photo of one with a big rump.
Apparently T. seladonia might also build trapdoors. I can't find the video right now, but someone posted footage of them mating and the female popped out of a trapdoor after the male started drumming near it.Yes, they door. To my knowledge they are the only species in the hobby to do so. I have two of them right now.
Here is a recent photo of one with a big rump.
I know, it's hard to tell when they are under the door most of the time. My Ts are all chunky though. I blame the roaches.Bloody hell fire she's draggen some wagon.
That's phenomenal. I never realised there was a T that behaved like this.
Already checked out the online shops and classifieds but there's no signs. I shall definitely be keep my eyes peeled. This is a T I will own.
I'm in the UK. I will find one. I'm positive I've overlooked them many times. If only I'd have known.I know, it's hard to tell when they are under the door most of the time. My Ts are all chunky though. I blame the roaches.
I've seen them regularly on the boards here.
I remember seeing that. I was thinking they were arboreals though.Apparently T. seladonia might also build trapdoors. I can't find the video right now, but someone posted footage of them mating and the female popped out of a trapdoor after the male started drumming near it.
There's so little info about them so far, I just have no idea. I was thinking the same. But there's nothing stopping an arboreal from constructing a trapdoor, I'd think. I find them incredibly fascinating, can't wait til we have more concrete info on their behavior and husbandry.I remember seeing that. I was thinking they were arboreals though.