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Anyone know of any Tarantulas that eat pedes in the wild?
Anyone know of any Tarantulas that eat pedes in the wild?
I guess it's a possibility. I know that more often it's the 'Pede that eats the T'sOriginally posted by Alonso99
Anyone know of any Tarantulas that eat pedes in the wild?
If the T did get the jump on the 'pede, it would still most likely suffer a fatal bite from the 'pede. I wouldn't bet in favor of a T actually getting so far as to attack, kill and eat the 'pede. I'm sure that there have been a few (very few) lucky T's who have enjoyed a nice Centipede meal, but in comparison the 'pedes have the advantage by far.Originally posted by King_Looey
if the spider got the drop on a centipede, then my moneys on the spider. One on one, the centipede. But i would say they would rather avoid each other. The spider in the pic must have been dying or dead already.
I'm not sure about which particular sp. of Pampho the article I read was about, but I can look around and see if I can find it again. Possibly antinous but don't quote me on that. Believe me though, just about any sp. of Pampho fullgrown are big, voracious and strong enough to do the same thing. (drag a chick away from it's nest etc. etc..)Originally posted by Alonso99
These chicken spiders, anyone have one?
This genus of scorpion (Liocheles)is found in Australia, P.N.G., and parts of Indonesia.Originally posted by Alonso99
When I asked Australia I was referring to The Scorpion, I know those Tarantulas are from South America.
Originally posted by Atrax
Thanks for the info. Pamphos are definitely in my top 3 favorite genus.
I can't wait til the exportation of the Selenotypus plumipes is good to go. Thanks for all the hard work and effort to make it all possible!
You're welcome Atrax!!!
Good name you've got there too, I've kept Atrax and they are one nasty beast.
Cheers,
Steve Nunn