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<blockquote data-quote="Tabitha" data-source="post: 132388" data-attributes="member: 27934"><p>Hi [USER=27677]@Dave Jay[/USER] thats really good advice, I thought I should be more pro active with being more hands on but you raise a very important point, I have snakes and I never ever take risks with them, not even for a second so it’s taught me a very valuable lesson that I must get into a safe routine with the spiders, whether docile or otherwise, best to have rules, plans for escapees, and tools and take no chances and work with a good safe practice, so thank you, that really made me think. </p><p>Thanks you [USER=26980]@Whitelightning777[/USER] too, I will endeavour to get a range of suitable tools for various jobs. I have some 24” snake feeding tongs which I like but will get some spark tongs too.</p><p>Thank you all and look who’s out today after being in her tunnel for weeks, my acanthoscurria geniculata, showing off her new clothes after molting. </p><p>Now guys.. I’m trying to decide if I need a B emilia! Trying to say no but it’s not working! </p><p>[ATTACH=full]30657[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tabitha, post: 132388, member: 27934"] Hi [USER=27677]@Dave Jay[/USER] thats really good advice, I thought I should be more pro active with being more hands on but you raise a very important point, I have snakes and I never ever take risks with them, not even for a second so it’s taught me a very valuable lesson that I must get into a safe routine with the spiders, whether docile or otherwise, best to have rules, plans for escapees, and tools and take no chances and work with a good safe practice, so thank you, that really made me think. Thanks you [USER=26980]@Whitelightning777[/USER] too, I will endeavour to get a range of suitable tools for various jobs. I have some 24” snake feeding tongs which I like but will get some spark tongs too. Thank you all and look who’s out today after being in her tunnel for weeks, my acanthoscurria geniculata, showing off her new clothes after molting. Now guys.. I’m trying to decide if I need a B emilia! Trying to say no but it’s not working! [ATTACH=full]30657[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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