I got 2 of each, a. Semani, a. Avicularia, T, albopolosum. 1 avicularia has webbed the other hasn’t at all. 1 Semani has burrowed, the other hasn’t at all. The 2 curly hair both just chilling in the hide. Is it normal for them to not do the same thing? Is it a sexual thing?
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So behavior question
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I had 3 T. albopilosum slings and they were all completely different. One hid under the cork bark, one burrowed a little bit but the 3rd was right down to the bottom of the container in no time.
They all have their own personalities even ones of the same species.
They all have their own personalities even ones of the same species.
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They do what they wanna do!
I have a gbb who made himself a little web shelf, then stopped there, when they are supposed to be huge webbers.
I have a a.chalodes who didn't so much as scrape the substrate for 6 months, then excavated a huge burrow overnight. (The sudden heatwave might have had something to do with that)
I have a gbb who made himself a little web shelf, then stopped there, when they are supposed to be huge webbers.
I have a a.chalodes who didn't so much as scrape the substrate for 6 months, then excavated a huge burrow overnight. (The sudden heatwave might have had something to do with that)
