Which species has given you the most threat poses?

nicodimus22

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For me, it's by far my P. sazimai specimens. They threat pose their food half the time. :rofl:

Those two have given me more threat poses than the other 42 I've kept combined.

How about you?
 

BoyFromLA

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For me:

Encyocratella olivacea
Harpactira pulchripes
Ornithoctonus aureotibialis
Pterinochilus murinus
 

antinous

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Pamphobeteus cf. antinous ‘Big Black’
Phormictopus sp. ‘blue’
 

lostbrane

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C. lividus, G. porteri, H. maculata, and P. metallica (maybe) I've gotten one threat pose out of each, so I have a four way tie.
 

SkittleBunny

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Ive only gotten one threat posture in the 2 years ive been keeping Ts and it was my lovely redhead T, the Grammostola Conceptión..apon rehousing after unboxing. Just loves rubbing her fangs together menacingly
 

92qwerty

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20190119_212646.jpg my Nhandu chromatus
Its like this if you so much as look at its enclosure,and can stay in this position for 20 mins or so.
Im hoping for an attitude change when it molts.
 

WolfSoon

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My D. diamantinensis male. From his penultimate to his ultimate molt, he threat postured every time I fed him (but still ate well). It was a grumpy 4 months.
 

boina

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H. namaquensis. It's a bit strange, because I've three of them (from @KezyGLA ), all female, and while two of them are pretty chill the third spazzed out at every occasion. Every stupid little mealworm gets threat postured extensively and feeding roaches invariably involves running around and falling on her back, fangs exposed. @Garth Vader - can I get a diagnosis, please, and some treatment options o_O? I'm kind of thinking about some anxiety disorder :penguin:. ;)
 

basin79

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This lass is probably my most defensive tarantula with regards to a threat posture. If I'm recording her to feed she will sometimes rear up. With that typed they're still a rare occurance.

 

Spidermolt

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#1- C. lividum
#2- only one of my C. marshallis
Other than that I think it's kinda wierd for how many OWs I have that I dont really get that many threat poses unless I'm actually rehousing.
 

Minty

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Easily my AF Pterinochilus murinus. Had a few from my Chilobrachys sp Vietnam blue when I first got her, but had none for months. Had a few from my Lampropelma violaceopes too. Never had one from any pokie though.
 

dangerforceidle

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View attachment 298404 my Nhandu chromatus
Its like this if you so much as look at its enclosure,and can stay in this position for 20 mins or so.
Im hoping for an attitude change when it molts.
Why do you wish for change? I'd take this over clouds of hairs any day. Look at it's adorable anger. :rofl:

My quickest to threat postures currently is a small 2" M. balfouri juvenile.
 

Olan

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In recent memory, it is Monocentropus balfouri. Runners up are P. sazimai and Phormictopus sp. purple
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