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<blockquote data-quote="Enn49" data-source="post: 83013" data-attributes="member: 3458"><p>[USER=6643]@cameron137[/USER] I always thought the same but it's become a regular thing for my Pterinochilus murinus Usambara to appear when my son plays his music quite loudly or if the vacuum is on yet I rarely see her at other times. My Cyriopagopus sp. Midnight Blue and the Heteroscodra maculata both vanish at the slightest movement but today they both stayed out. The Psalmopoeus reduncus was positively tapping her feet, almost dancing in time to the beat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Enn49, post: 83013, member: 3458"] [USER=6643]@cameron137[/USER] I always thought the same but it's become a regular thing for my Pterinochilus murinus Usambara to appear when my son plays his music quite loudly or if the vacuum is on yet I rarely see her at other times. My Cyriopagopus sp. Midnight Blue and the Heteroscodra maculata both vanish at the slightest movement but today they both stayed out. The Psalmopoeus reduncus was positively tapping her feet, almost dancing in time to the beat. [/QUOTE]
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