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Bet that spood is quicker than prunes through the geriatric ward!

Actually I would believe it ..lol. My Heterapoda sp David Bowie is stupid, ridiculous fast! And if you raised your Cupiennis Salei from a sling you know the other half of the challenge! That speed and microscopic! The little bugger is in Tarantula Cribs sling enclosure went to put a little water in and after meticulously trying to locate him/her concluded that it was down at the bottom below some cork bark. One little squirt of water and there it was on top of the lid! I froze on the spot hoping it didn't bolt on away because I probably would not have been able to find it because after 3 confirmed molts, and I think more, it's still only couple mms, maybe, in body size! But it bolted back the way it came out after I finally got my paint brush ( the tiny one) and went to touch it! Those moments though are what's so endearing to me keeping spiders! Keeps me coming for more! Thought about

<blockquote data-quote="Tarantula Trooper" data-source="post: 235642" data-attributes="member: 37740">Bet that spood is quicker than prunes through the geriatric ward!Actually I would believe it ..lol. My Heterapoda sp David Bowie is stupid, ridiculous fast! And if you raised your Cupiennis Salei from a sling you know the other half of the challenge! That speed and microscopic! The little bugger is in&nbsp; Tarantula Cribs sling enclosure went to put a little water in and after meticulously trying to locate him/her concluded that it was down at the bottom below some cork bark. One little squirt of water and there it was on top of the lid! I froze on the spot hoping it didn't bolt on away because I probably would not have been able to find it because after 3 confirmed molts, and I think more, it's still only couple mms, maybe, in body size! But it bolted back the way it came out after I finally got my paint brush ( the tiny one) and went to touch it! Those moments though are what's so endearing to me keeping spiders! Keeps me coming for more! Thought about</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tarantula Trooper, post: 235642, member: 37740"] Bet that spood is quicker than prunes through the geriatric ward! Actually I would believe it ..lol. My Heterapoda sp David Bowie is stupid, ridiculous fast! And if you raised your Cupiennis Salei from a sling you know the other half of the challenge! That speed and microscopic! The little bugger is in Tarantula Cribs sling enclosure went to put a little water in and after meticulously trying to locate him/her concluded that it was down at the bottom below some cork bark. One little squirt of water and there it was on top of the lid! I froze on the spot hoping it didn't bolt on away because I probably would not have been able to find it because after 3 confirmed molts, and I think more, it's still only couple mms, maybe, in body size! But it bolted back the way it came out after I finally got my paint brush ( the tiny one) and went to touch it! Those moments though are what's so endearing to me keeping spiders! Keeps me coming for more! Thought about [/QUOTE]

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