Andrea82
Arachnoemperor
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Not sure about this Chris. The P.murinus was threatposing so hard it was on its back...and it came up to meet the challenge...Actually, IMO this proves only the opposite. Proves that (brutal venom potency aside, but this is a fact we know) 'OBT' aren't the brutal eight legged monsters always depicted in the "legend", during decades. They don't necessarily always 'bolt out' when the lid is open. They don't try to always 'threat pose' you when you open the top for feed/watering/maintenance.
Shampain88, obviously, asked for a bite. Replace what he did with the P.murinus with the average NW intermediate and we will end to see the same result (different pain, of course).
This video proves this, to me. And the fact that Shampain88 has my respect for not giving a damn about other keepers judging him![]()
@Shampain88
How long were you in the hospital?
Don't forget to add your experience to the bite reports section.
Other than this...I facepalmed so hard my head hurts. But it will be a useful post to refer to when a cocky newbie comes in with his first Theraphosid being a P.murinus.
How long ago was this?