It happened, my rose hair turned psycho.

[MyKindOfLullaby]

My tarantula, Creature, used to be such a nice spider. She'd let me take her out and she wasn't skittish at all. I could put my hands in her cage with no problem. After she molted she started attacking everything in sight. She's pretty aggressive now. It has been a few months since she has molted and she's still being a grumpy little spider.

Do you think I'll ever be able to hold her again?

I feed her twice a week (she's still pretty slim) so I don't think she's grumpy from hunger.

 

[Scoolman]

Was destiny...
http://people.ucalgary.ca/~schultz/roses.html

 

[Sabeth]

Oh, dear. My Rosie is very docile but she's about to molt...I guess I'll have to steel myself for a possible attitude change! So sorry, maybe with her next molt your Rosie will switch back. I've heard of that happening.

 

[MyKindOfLullaby]

Was destiny...
http://people.ucalgary.ca/~schultz/roses.html

I read the whole thing. Was there a specific part I was looking for?

 

[Scoolman]

Nothing specific, just good info for G rosea owners.

 

[MyKindOfLullaby]

Nothing specific, just good info for G rosea owners.

Thank you

 

[xray_chic]

The same thing happened with my Chilean Rose at about 10 years old. I also cared for one at a college lab that did the same thing. I just don't hold her anymore. I've had her for 13 years. I could try her again and update you.