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Yeah she was not as big as some I saw after catching her. She was about the size of quarter when her legs were all the way out. The ones I saw was size of a half dollar.

Feel free mind your own business

You are correct

This one is from East Tennessee.

You feel free to disregard any of my future post. Because I will disregard any of your advice.

That was my mistake, it should have been does anyone dip their tongs. Because I was not aware that people could get past the title, and read the question. It’s a mistake I will not make again.

I told you to remove me if you like, but you can keep your advice to yourself.

There are to many people trying to force their opinions on people. If this makes the expert mad I don’t care. I ask a question about one thing, and got answers about another. If you wish to remove me from this forum go ahead.

The thing is I didn’t ask for advice to tong feed or not, I ask about dipping the tong tips in plastic dip. You all took it upon yourself to tell me the evils of tong feeding. If you didn’t dip your tongs then don’t answer.

It’s my post I’ll ask what I want, you can feel free not to join in.

I think it is either a Tigrosa Spp or Tigrosa Georgicola.

My wolf spider had two egg sacks but she was never with a male, and they didn’t hatch. That’s how I knew it was a she.

I know they sell pre dipped tongs, and I’m planning on getting bamboo tongs. I just got these and have a can of dip-it, I use on clean tools. It’s pretty easy to do just dip it once or twice and let dry. I don’t tong feed all my Ts just a couple, and I have two that know what the tongs are for...

I just asked if anyone dip the ends of their tong in plastic dip?

Has anyone dip their tongs tips in plastic dip, to protect their spiders when feeding?