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    ooh that was ...fun

    just rehoused my P.murinus rcf the things a nutter !! very pretty but .. for a spider 6cm long it had an attitude of something 100 times bigger soon as the lid was off it was straight on its back daring me to try it
    all i can say is thank god for walk in showers, big fangs for something that small and strong to , now in a 9 L x 15 h X 9w hope i wont have to do it again for a while as its now got a good 6-7 inches of substrate to hide in, the P. chordatus was very well behaved and civilised and took it all in her stride
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    always good 'fun' rehousing T's with attitude hahahaha!
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      Anyone know why mine is soooo docile? i have never seen my p.murinus get stressed over anything... even when a cricket was right under its nose stuck in its web kicking and punching to get out!! Even if i open the lid and tap one of her legs , she just moves the leg out of the way and sits there! lol i have seen it run real fast once when i misted the tub once, but that was it!!

      I will be rehousing her soon too, and im tempted to just pick her up with my hands like i would with a chile rose!!

      I have heard that once a p.murinus is out of there enclosure, they become quite docile ? if thats the case, then mine in theory should be like a best friend once out of his box!! lol.

      -i can see it backfiring tho.. lol

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      • #4
        I wouldn't risk it. My cobalt blue seems pretty calm and docile a lot of the time but bursts into action so unpredicatbly. No way would I put my hand anywhere near it.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Lisa Baines View Post
          always good 'fun' rehousing T's with attitude hahahaha!
          well it is more fun than before now that we have a good grasp on how to do it effectively
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          • #6
            Sounds familiar

            I call mine the Queen of Darkness...of all my spiders she is the one with
            mega attitude....but i love her to bits,shes sooooo stunning
            LEE
            COME ON ALLO!

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            • #7
              my obt is the same.
              she needs a new house and i am not looking forward to swopping
              her from one to the other.


              Originally posted by Craig Mackay View Post
              I wouldn't risk it. My cobalt blue seems pretty calm and docile a lot of the time but bursts into action so unpredicatbly. No way would I put my hand anywhere near it.

              hehe i'm the same!
              'A Woman's Prayer:
              Dear Lord, I pray for: Wisdom, To understand a man , to Love and to forgive him , and for patience, For his moods. Because Lord, if I pray for Strength I'll just beat him to death'

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              I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning thats as good as their going to feel all day.

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              • #8
                didn't help that it had completely webbed up its temporary home ,was fairly docile in there ,you'll be amazed at what a small gap they can get through , glad i decided to swap him/her over in the shower at least i could close the doors and let it calm down if needed ,cant have been to upset as its eaten tonight and now exploring after digging a huge tunnel overnight

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