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I think this behavior is just them sensing vibrations and having a predatory response; it's prey aggression. They feel the vibrations in the soil, assume it's something edible and thus attack. If you keep pouring/spraying water they figure they missed on the first tag and try again. Because of this i'd say it's not specific to any certain species. Moreso it's going to happen with any t that stays in the open and will stalk prey rather than being strictly 'wait and ambush'. In my collection i see this from N coloratovillosus, G rosea, A geniculata and B albopilosum. So... try NW terrestrials, they'll probably do it for ya'.