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What's your tarantula behaviour?
Mine is avicularia versicolor, their behaviour:
They "dance" when they got their prey.
If do not want to be disturbed, they will "thump" their front legs to their nest making a warning so the prey or us go away but doesn't seem angry like raising their front legs up.
They do mostly dump their dirt and food remain in water dish.
They know when a water dish is put in a cage, even if the location is different. I ever gave it water dish with different location than before, I close the lid. several minutes later, it come out of it's nest, reaching the water dish, drink and then go up to it's nest again. I think spiders are great in observing things, do they? When I thought they just there doing nothing LOL
when they are baby, they would wait in the entrance of their nest. waiting for the prey to come near. it means they ask me for food already...
perhaps, if collected, there's a behaviour we haven't known?
Mine is avicularia versicolor, their behaviour:
They "dance" when they got their prey.
If do not want to be disturbed, they will "thump" their front legs to their nest making a warning so the prey or us go away but doesn't seem angry like raising their front legs up.
They do mostly dump their dirt and food remain in water dish.
They know when a water dish is put in a cage, even if the location is different. I ever gave it water dish with different location than before, I close the lid. several minutes later, it come out of it's nest, reaching the water dish, drink and then go up to it's nest again. I think spiders are great in observing things, do they? When I thought they just there doing nothing LOL
when they are baby, they would wait in the entrance of their nest. waiting for the prey to come near. it means they ask me for food already...
perhaps, if collected, there's a behaviour we haven't known?