I recently happened upon a thread on a local board about tarantula's eating mice, now I know this is a very emotionally charged topic, but I read on anyways, and came across this post:
"My g.rosea is bored; im gona feed her an adult mouse very soon; its gonna be a blood bath; muwhahahahahhaha hahahaha.
Yes she may be harmed; but im confident she will survive.
Time will tell."
Now please tell me, if this is not the kind of stupidity that is giving invert keeping a bad name. I reacted by posting that he was either seeking attention or an idiot. And was flame roasted for doing so. What would you do?
P.S. This is not an ethical debate about mice being used as food, its the stupidity of the above statement.
Oh this was his reply :
"I would personaly love to see my tarantula fight a full grown mouse and get thrown around the encloser a few times. Perhaps then i will grasp the power and strength a T has and realize that they are not that fragile after all. Taking down prey thats 5 times your own body mass with only the tools god gave you has to be awesome; and to think a T has that power just does it for me."
"My g.rosea is bored; im gona feed her an adult mouse very soon; its gonna be a blood bath; muwhahahahahhaha hahahaha.
Yes she may be harmed; but im confident she will survive.
Time will tell."
Now please tell me, if this is not the kind of stupidity that is giving invert keeping a bad name. I reacted by posting that he was either seeking attention or an idiot. And was flame roasted for doing so. What would you do?
P.S. This is not an ethical debate about mice being used as food, its the stupidity of the above statement.
Oh this was his reply :
"I would personaly love to see my tarantula fight a full grown mouse and get thrown around the encloser a few times. Perhaps then i will grasp the power and strength a T has and realize that they are not that fragile after all. Taking down prey thats 5 times your own body mass with only the tools god gave you has to be awesome; and to think a T has that power just does it for me."