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What to expect in B. auratum?

misstque

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So my B. auratum sling just molted. I just want to know some of its characteristics like: is it a heavy flicker like the B. boehmei? Is it a burrower like the B. albopilosum? Is it easily scared? what is its temperament?
I'm just really curious and I want to know your opinion from experience. THANKS! :)
 

MassExodus

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Well, all of those things are going to depend on the individual spider. For instance, most Brachys aren't defensive, but some may be. Most B boehmei kick a lot of hair, but some won't. They really are individuals, you'll see that more and more as you advance in the hobby. Hope this helps :)
 

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These are one of the more skittish Brachys. They are very handy with the urticating hairs.
 

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You're welcome. I have noticed that most Brachys if housed adequately will burrow when young.
 
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