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Do your Ts scare you??
Just curious if anyone is frightened by their Ts? I was an arachnophobic before we got Ts. I guess I am still, but I love watching them. We have owned a few species now, but I am a strict look at only person, no handling. My wife will handle, but not I :).
I am flat out fascinated by my Ts and can't wait to get a few more species that I've been looking at. I love watching them ambush their prey, making webs, even just chilling :). The thought of them crawling on my hands/arms creeps me the frock out! Haha.
I guess being afraid also commands respect of the animal. I am very cautious with my Ts, probably more so being fearful. I am not afraid to open their enclosure, feed them, or transfer them (with a little help from a long stick and other container). I just can't have them on me :D. Better for them I guess...
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I'm not afraid of my Ts; I am, however, afraid of being bitten. I am also a look only person, but that is more for the Ts safety.
Do you have any pics of your Ts?
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Being bit would suck for sure, but that's not what scares me. I don't even know if I could call it being scared. It's more of the heeby geebies at the thought of them crawling on me.
I have owned OBTs, a pink toe, P. Regalis, and a P. Ornata. I am looking at getting a Metallica, a balfouri, and a GBB. My wife would really like a versicolor too. I don't have pics of my current Ts because they are slings and hard to get on camera :). But I do have a pic of my Regalis and OBT that we traded a while back:)
Regalis
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/17/5uduzu9e.jpg
OBT
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/17/by5esaze.jpg
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I feel the same way! Im not scared of them really but i do not like them on me it just feels creepy haha but like you I love everything they do an how they look I don't have one now but thinking bout getting a obt
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I know what you mean about trying to take a pic of slings. It's dang near impossible to get a good pic, especially when the only camera you have is an iPhone lol.
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Originally Posted by Zombie
No T's here. But that ^ one, is cool.
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Originally Posted by DrDooLittle
No T's here. But that ^ one, is cool.
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Oh Doolittle you will have an T or 10 sooner or later. I'll do everything I can to convince you... Lol
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Nah im the same way. I think theyre really cool and always stop to look at them at shows but i wouldnt ever want to hold one. I find the web making and feeding fascinating to watch though!
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Originally Posted by ChrisS
Oh Doolittle you will have an T or 10 sooner or later. I'll do everything I can to convince you... Lol
Nah, don't they eat crickets? I'm done with lizards and cricket eating things. Hubby has his anoles and they are a pain. And honestly I have zero interest in spiders, other than I have seen a few T's that look cool.
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Originally Posted by DrDooLittle
Nah, don't they eat crickets? I'm done with lizards and cricket eating things. Hubby has his anoles and they are a pain. And honestly I have zero interest in spiders, other than I have seen a few T's that look cool.
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You can feed them roaches which are a million times better than crickets. My friend breeds dubia for his leos. Theyre cool, about as cool as a feeder insect can get lol. Simple_Man breeds his own dubias, he has posted vids of his setup. Its really simple and they breed a lot. You may even be able to feed the anoles roaches too.
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