I really do love the Versicolors, but they seem awful fast. However, I don't think I'd have the T out that much because I live with parents and my siblings who all really don't care for spiders especially my brother. I just don't want an accident to happen where it zooms off some how and falls. I would really be devastated. I still have lots to learn, probably won't get a T for at least a month or two.
yes thats a good conclusion but avics are an arboreal sp. they live in trees so they have really good grips i guess you would say on there toes. also yes i know al Ts can fall and rupture them selves but ive heard that more peoples arboreal Ts walk way from a fall much better than a heavy bodied ters. but then again to unless you got that wierd ters, it will probably just stay on the ground hope i helped
and then she went back onto the side. She hates feeding with tweezers and always runaway but if i drop food on her net she is very happy and atacks.Good...You're a smart one. I dislike the ones who buy the Tarantula in the spur of the moment without doing any researching beforehand. Figure out which one you like, what their requirements are and learn what a molt is. I'd hate it if another newbie threw away their T because they thought it was dead when it really wasn't.
;PGreat idea! Yeah, spend some time. Do some research. Anyways, Avics aren't that fast. You have nothing to worry about.
I absolutely hate crickets also, can't stand to touch them.
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then too bad, I will lose one of themGood...You're a smart one. I dislike the ones who buy the Tarantula in the spur of the moment without doing any researching beforehand. Figure out which one you like, what their requirements are and learn what a molt is. I'd hate it if another newbie threw away their T because they thought it was dead when it really wasn't.
NevularScorpion, For photo shots? What if one of them was hungry?
:barf: @ youthen too bad, I will lose one of them
That's sad.then too bad, I will lose one of them
. If you guys look at the pic they are really super fat and well fed. the chances of that happening is slim to none. In any case that one of them tries to attack the other, I will stop them since I'm only 8" away from them My curlys are really slow like snail slow lol everything they do is in slow motion so I can anticipate their behavior (no tarantula that fat can move like an OBT fast). Like I said they are my most favorite Ts and I will never let something bad happen to them. I took that pic 3 years ago and no casualties happened they are now 6+"-5 1/2". You guys can say what you want to say and I will do what I want to do. this is my last comment about this topic I don't want to argue about how each individual should hold their Ts or photograph them. each person has their own perspective about handling their Ts safely and there are more than one ways to do it. I refuse to be a conformist, "I got 99 problems but T husbandry ain't one "
If? Change that to when