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Welcome to the forum and get a Chaco!
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It would take no time at all, since the 8 guys already built it. Duh.
And I've heard good things about chacos, considered getting one recently. My first choice before I got my a. avic was a b. smithi, but something about an arboreal species fascinated me. Tbh, I've only seen her on the ground once or twice since I got her. Usually crawling around the walls/lid/decos.
Chacos just look cooler and more chill though, and since I'm still a beginner, I don't want to get anything that's too manic. It doesn't matter if the spider is super docile, because I don't really care about handling. Only time I could ever see me handling one would be if a friend came over and was like "omgz a big spider oooh can u hold it for me?" And considering how most of my friends hate spiders, I doubt that will ever happen. Charlotte gets jittery even when I so much as open the door to change the water, so anybody who wants me to hold her can just suck it up and deal with it. As long as the thing won't straight up attack me or escape when I drop a cricket in, I'm cool. Just nothing that is too difficult to maintain.
Is the right answer. Gold star for you ☺It would take no time at all, since the 8 guys already built it. Duh.
And I've heard good things about chacos, considered getting one recently. My first choice before I got my a. avic was a b. smithi, but something about an arboreal species fascinated me. Tbh, I've only seen her on the ground once or twice since I got her. Usually crawling around the walls/lid/decos.
Chacos just look cooler and more chill though, and since I'm still a beginner, I don't want to get anything that's too manic. It doesn't matter if the spider is super docile, because I don't really care about handling. Only time I could ever see me handling one would be if a friend came over and was like "omgz a big spider oooh can u hold it for me?" And considering how most of my friends hate spiders, I doubt that will ever happen. Charlotte gets jittery even when I so much as open the door to change the water, so anybody who wants me to hold her can just suck it up and deal with it. As long as the thing won't straight up attack me or escape when I drop a cricket in, I'm cool. Just nothing that is too difficult to maintain.
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Is it cruel that I laughed a little bit? OMG, POOP! HAHAHAAAAA! I love noobs
I'm laughing with you, not at you. Ok, a little bit at you. But it's kind natured. It's hard to distinguish teasing from bullying in the typed word. Maybe I shouldn't post this..nah, my finger is already hitting the
I'm laughing with you, not at you. Ok, a little bit at you. But it's kind natured.
It's hard to distinguish teasing from bullying in the typed word. Maybe I shouldn't post this..nah, my finger is already hitting the
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Is it cruel that I laughed a little bit? OMG, POOP! HAHAHAAAAA! I love noobs
I'm laughing with you, not at you. Ok, a little bit at you. But it's kind natured.
Lol, I'm not offended at all. I can see myself reading those posts a year from now and getting a facepalm concussion. I'm glad that at least some humour came out of that whole thing.
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