Back when I use to casually handle my inverts, I was bitten [but not envenomated] by an adult female H. hainanum. So obviously it happens, but I would conclude from what I've read that you aren't as likely to be bitten while casually handling as opposed to general maintenance and packing/unpacking. But yes, I certainly does happen. Though I've also been bitten on two seperate occasions during day-to-day cage maintenance tasks as well.
fat as hell if i may say....
Thank you so very much I bought it as like a 2i and she said it was a Fort Hall Baboon but it was only 5 dollars so I was like cool. Thank you so much
Thanks guys and gals yall are wonderful...
Oh great I just HAD to look at this here thread!! Now I am going to have to get me some baboons!! GREAT!!
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I have a few of them too, but mine stay burrowed mostly.. whereas my P. chordatus are out and about
That's a beautiful T, but the background music just ruins it for me. I think I'd rather listen to Dan crap his pants. There was whole thread about the desire of many to place screaming thrash metal as background music, I just don't get it.
lol, if you dont like the music then turn off the volume. i only added that because that was the first song i could find from the youtube selection that i knew
No kidding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
