The great poke escape

[Vayu Son]

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"lets play"

-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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"im out of here!!"

-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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"hide and fear me"

-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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this is after 20 minutes of frantic searching after she dissapeared...


"thank god for college-age eyesight"

-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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Arboreals go UP

-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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home again, leaving chaos in its wake.

-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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In your face stupid runny pokie, view the callm serene waters of the Psalmopeus.

-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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conclusion: dont ever underestimate speed and power of Poecilotheria. In any case, this is a pretty docile specimen, but i was stupid to have her in an environment with such easy escape routes. USE BATHTUBS, be smart. The pictures are amusing and the situation was as well, but there is no way to tell when a situation can turn bad. Amen.

-V

 

[Frostbyte]

Geez, Id have either moved or been freaking bad. LOL , I check on my Cobalt all the time to make sure shes' in her place. But glad you got T back in its home

 

[xBurntBytheSunx]

aren't those the venomous onces? i'm paranoid enough about my seemani escaping lol

 

[bodc21]

what beauties you got there vayu son
i hope to soon have a p.cambridgei myself

 

[Vayu Son]

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hi, Poecilotheria along with Stromatopelma, Heteroscodra, Selenocosmia, and Pterinochilus are the main perpetraters for venom. No one has been reported to die from any T bite, but it does help to know your spiders. I have handled the Fasciata and she is a pretty docile specimen so i was not too worried when she made a break for it. Psalmopeus is usually skiddish as well but I handle them without problems.

Bdoc21, I love genus Psalmopeus, They grow like weeds, are tolerant to handling imho, and have great colors.

-V

 

[AllenG]

Originally posted by xBurntBytheSunx
aren't those the venomous onces?

as are all T's, but i think you meant "aren't those the EXTRA strong venomous ones", in that case, yes...pokies got a nasty bite