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Tips?

Wg25

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Gauteng , South-Africa
Hey guys
I'm rehousing a few tarantulas this week. When I have to deal with some of my aggressive species I'll usually just nudge them into a cup with a brush. But lately it's not working that well haha. Any methods or tips??? Please!!
I always sweat bullets when I have to rehouse my A.geniculata....she gives me a really hard time. And my L.parahybana is very skittish and quite fast! So any help will be much appreciated! :)
 

kormath

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Idaho
what size are they?

if you watch most youtube rehousings videos they're a big mess with a nasty T running lose lol. I'm going to try the bottle method with the A. chalcodes we have. She's nasty mean and strikes at anything near her. My son was showing me that and tapped the leave of a fake plant in her enclosure with a brush and she struck the leaf. Think we got a WC Arizonian female from as mean and moody as she is ;)
 

Wg25

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3 Year Member
Messages
360
Location
Gauteng , South-Africa
what size are they?

if you watch most youtube rehousings videos they're a big mess with a nasty T running lose lol. I'm going to try the bottle method with the A. chalcodes we have. She's nasty mean and strikes at anything near her. My son was showing me that and tapped the leave of a fake plant in her enclosure with a brush and she struck the leaf. Think we got a WC Arizonian female from as mean and moody as she is ;)
All of my T's are between 3-5 inches. I've also seen most of those vids. And that's how my last rehouse went with my A.geniculata! Haha ;)
 
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