Yeah, I've been researching a few hours a day straight on all the most talked about T's as I don't want to make a "mistake". I only plan on getting 1, as I do have a few other critters, and I don't want to clutter my room. If I find dwarves to be too fast, and truly not beginner friendly, I may just opt for a regular sized T that are slower, though I had a breeder tell me when a T bolts, their size don't matter much, and that I shouldn't be put off by a dwarf's speed. That's the other issue as well, as there is some conflicting information out there, and I really enjoy this forum, as I can take in lots of people's experiences, and hopefully that helps me make the right choice. Let me know how your rehouse goes. Thankfully as I've read, once they are in their forever home, there's usually little to no reason to ever have to rehouse them.My Incei is out all the time but this dude is fast. I’m going to attempt to re house him tomorrow. I was going to today but I got too tired. It’s my first rehouse ever LOL. I only got mine a little bit ago. I’ll let you know how it goes.
I went to a convention and the incei was my “impulse buy”. I got it from Tarantula Canada and they basically said what everyone else is. That it’s not a beginner species because of how fast they are, but there could be worse choices. I’d never seen one before and I thought they were so freaking cool looking I had to bring one home. (I also have a phrynus whitei so teleporting doesn’t scare me lol)
I’ve noticed that my n. Incei webbed the top of his enclosure just a little bit, and so when I open the container he runs in to his burrow. If you’re careful and smart about re housing you can simply put the smaller enclosure inside the bigger enclosure, remove the lid, and let him come out on his own time. That’s my plan, anyway. That, or I’ll be crouching inside my bathtub LOL
Yeah, which is why I do as much thorough research as possible. There are some people that try to give out advice, that don't even know some of the basic features of the T they are talking about.Listen, you have read WRONG info.
Incei are one of the few NW species that do not have urticating setae.
Clearly the people you learned this idiocy from are not aware of the SCIENCE.
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