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Its interesting to observe mating behavior in different Genus and species, they are all not the same
I was amused when pair my Avicularia urticans, males are very ballsy and persistent. One of my females been post molt 4-5 weeks, molt was still in her enclosure, male came inside enclosure all vibrating. First he tried to violate the molt and when that fail he found female hiding, she seems had no interest in foreplay, but male decide to take to a different level.
He slapped her with front feet chasing her out of her hiding spot, went quick after her, caught her and practically latched on to her bending her backwards and get his ways with her
Wow, never saw such dominant foreplay form a male before
he pushed her, slap her, chased her, grabbed her... oi... saying like, now do your female duty..
in the end she did produced nice size sac full of healthy spiderlings
if I ever reincarnate in to tarantula it would have to be female Pamphobeteus or Poecilotheria or Xenesthis there is no pushing them girls around
I was amused when pair my Avicularia urticans, males are very ballsy and persistent. One of my females been post molt 4-5 weeks, molt was still in her enclosure, male came inside enclosure all vibrating. First he tried to violate the molt and when that fail he found female hiding, she seems had no interest in foreplay, but male decide to take to a different level.
He slapped her with front feet chasing her out of her hiding spot, went quick after her, caught her and practically latched on to her bending her backwards and get his ways with her
Wow, never saw such dominant foreplay form a male before
he pushed her, slap her, chased her, grabbed her... oi... saying like, now do your female duty..
in the end she did produced nice size sac full of healthy spiderlings
if I ever reincarnate in to tarantula it would have to be female Pamphobeteus or Poecilotheria or Xenesthis there is no pushing them girls around
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