Bees

[TechnoGeek]

Lots of reasons why this is a bad idea.

For one, they're wild animals, meaning they could be carrying parasites or pesticide and transfer that right to your T.

Also, female carpenter bees can sting your T and that could prove fatal depending on the spider's size. There's just no reason to risk it when we have access to a plethora of farmed and/or captive bred insects from crickets to worms to beetle larvae to roaches and even things like grasshoppers and locusts depending on the time and place. Like I don't see what nutrients a bee would offer that these much juicier and healthier options lack.

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

I never had a single issue and Ive owed so many tarantulas. I do live away from the city and i know there arent pesticides. And I also never have any parasite issue. They could over power a lot of stuff, im surprised people in the comments think a bee, yes, a bee.. could potentially be a risk. ive fed one inch tarantulas wasps and bees so many times ..

Well there no shortage of feeders in Canada I used to watch john3800 feeding videos and probably will watch some again eventually. Dono why he hasn’t been on here In years, maybe he uses a Canadian forum ?

Lots of reasons why this is a bad idea.

For one, they're wild animals, meaning they could be carrying parasites or pesticide and transfer that right to your T.

Also, female carpenter bees can sting your T and that could prove fatal depending on the spider's size. There's just no reason to risk it when we have access to a plethora of farmed and/or captive bred insects from crickets to worms to beetle larvae to roaches and even things like grasshoppers and locusts depending on the time and place. Like I don't see what nutrients a bee would offer that these much juicier and healthier options lack.

yeah if anything it remind me of those cruel Japanese bug fights and stuff . No reason to risk a pet dying over these gladiator type fights . And centepde venom can kill a spider also , so can wasps stings .

 

[Dry Desert]

I never had a single issue and Ive owed so many tarantulas. I do live away from the city and i know there arent pesticides. And I also never have any parasite issue. They could over power a lot of stuff, im surprised people in the comments think a bee, yes, a bee.. could potentially be a risk. ive fed one inch tarantulas wasps and bees so many times ..

As bees are one of the main pollinators in nature, and are already on the incline, especially the Bumble Bee , seems a little ludicrous to speed up the demise of crops being unavailable due to lack of pollinators and people's ignorance.