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Well I'll move it to another corner then and see if that helps!! Haha Thanks
Nice!!Just finished feeding time! The first for the G. pulchripes and A. diversipes since their molts last week and boy were they hungry! The diversipes got the cricket before it even hit the web. I also got to see my B. albopilosum out of her hole completely for the first time in a while so that was a treat. E. cyanognathus, who is usually an eating machine didn't leave her burrow so I'm thinking she may be in premolt, or maybe just fat. Omitted were my MM Avic avic, who has sadly become completely disinterested in eating, as well as A. sp. Peru purple and B. emilia due to premolt. Otherwise, everyone else did the happy dance!
Its brutal, but quicker..my sp green usually folds them up but i gave her a large dubia a few nights ago, and she peirced through its back, stood on tiptoes to keep its legs off the ground, and the damn thing was still moving three hours later, being liquified and eaten alive..kinda felt bad for it, so i carefully reached in and snipped its head off with scissors. I should never have looked at roaches as pets..Ew lol I always feel bad when they bend their prey in half or bite the head or something. Just seems like an awful way to go.
Guess I got it easy. I can't see them as pets, not even hissers. They're all feeders to me. It's awesome I finally had a successful hatching of my lats but they're still just food.Its brutal, but quicker..my sp green usually folds them up but i gave her a large dubia a few nights ago, and she peirced through its back, stood on tiptoes to keep its legs off the ground, and the damn thing was still moving three hours later, being liquified and eaten alive..kinda felt bad for it, so i carefully reached in and snipped its head off with scissors. I should never have looked at roaches as pets..
I know what you mean. About 8 years ago my ex who got me into taranulas fed a pinky mouse to her (sold as) rosea and it screamed. Ew dude. Never again. It was just too gnarly. That was when I decided no culture for me. Anything that I can attach to I can't feed. There's times I only watch my spiders catch their food then I'm done. I just feel bad for the prey. I know it's natural but nature can be too brutal sometimes.Its brutal, but quicker..my sp green usually folds them up but i gave her a large dubia a few nights ago, and she peirced through its back, stood on tiptoes to keep its legs off the ground, and the damn thing was still moving three hours later, being liquified and eaten alive..kinda felt bad for it, so i carefully reached in and snipped its head off with scissors. I should never have looked at roaches as pets..
Yeah, but i dont consider it a bite. A versicolor sling an inch long bit me twice during an unpacking. Itched a little..lolHave you been tagged before mate?
if it broke the skin it's a bite in my book.Yeah, but i dont consider it a bite. A versicolor sling an inch long bit me twice during an unpacking. Itched a little..lol
Meh. No blood, only a slight tingle, then itchiness for 5 min in both areas, could barely see the little holes. To me a bite is when an old world gigas eats your fingerif it broke the skin it's a bite in my book.