hcsk8ter
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So I was going to take out my Poecilotheria Regalis today for some photos and it is was very difficult and she was very uncooperative.
Unlike most of my terrestrials, she is not very tractable at all. I point her one way, she runs under her hide, repeat, repeat. You get the picture.
She is quick but that wasn't the issue really at all. I took measures beforehand to approximate where she would end up.
The idea was to put her onto a flat plastic surface from the top of her container and then take photos. But she avoids it at all costs and will return to her hide.
I don't find her to be agressive at all, she'd rather be behind her hide at all times.
Anyone else have the same experience? Any suggestions? Would it be a stretch to say that T;s have their own temperaments? Can they have a temperament?
Also I realize, she is a "hot" species and I don't encourage other people to remove Pokeys from their cages.
Unlike most of my terrestrials, she is not very tractable at all. I point her one way, she runs under her hide, repeat, repeat. You get the picture.
She is quick but that wasn't the issue really at all. I took measures beforehand to approximate where she would end up.
The idea was to put her onto a flat plastic surface from the top of her container and then take photos. But she avoids it at all costs and will return to her hide.
I don't find her to be agressive at all, she'd rather be behind her hide at all times.
Anyone else have the same experience? Any suggestions? Would it be a stretch to say that T;s have their own temperaments? Can they have a temperament?
Also I realize, she is a "hot" species and I don't encourage other people to remove Pokeys from their cages.
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