who's more likely to be naughty? (whichever spider has the most votes i will buy tomorow.)

[iwantfree GBB]

which of these 3 T's are the most likely to do stuff like messing with my tweezers? or messing with their waterdish?

t.albo

l.sazimai

b.boehmei

(i like a little character in the spiders while also being a beginner spider.)

 

[Tarantula Trooper]

Water dish all! Tweezers could fall into where you stick them but still be an all.

 

[Jeef]

Thing is, you can have 5 T. albos and all 5 act differently.

My Brachys seem to go on hunger strike more that my Tliltocatls. I've never had a Lasiocayo so I've got nothing to go on there.

 

[Tarantula Trooper]

T behavior sometimes is not what you expect no matter the species. I have Chilobrachys (Kraken, Huahini) that were basically sweet hearts when rehoused! Heard tells of super defensive Grammastolas. I haven't personally experienced this from the Grammastola I keep though my G. Pulchripes absolutely insisted on coming out of her enclosure when I refilled the water she tipped. So much so I to catch cup her finally! Lol! Happy Spoodering!

 

[Eighth Eye Blind]

Believe it or not, T's actually learn complex behaviors in response to their environment. How your pets behave is partly due to how you treat them.

A couple of my T's know exactly what it means when I open the enclosure. They come running for their roaches the second they hear the door locks open.

 

[Tarantula Trooper]

Believe it or not, T's actually learn complex behaviors in response to their environment. How your pets behave is partly due to how you treat them.

A couple of my T's know exactly what it means when I open the enclosure. They come running for their roaches the second they hear the door locks open.

Cannot agree more!

 

[Tarantula Trooper]

Sometimes a simple re-house can completely change an irascible T's behavior. My Harpactira Cafreriana was in a T.Cribs 5*5 hexagon. Pissy anytime I did any little thing. Put her in a 6*6 T. Crib cube and she is a whole different spider attitude wise. She has built her web mound over her hide, sets on top out in open and is cool as the other side of the pillow.

 

[iwantfree GBB]

Believe it or not, T's actually learn complex behaviors in response to their environment. How your pets behave is partly due to how you treat them.

A couple of my T's know exactly what it means when I open the enclosure. They come running for their roaches the second they hear the door locks open.

haha so cute