huzi wrote:
Shazia wrote: ppl here dont really help i was beginning to think i made a mistake joining the website.
I have to disagree with you ,the people on this forum are very helpful ,they help out where ever they can ,if your questions do not get answered be patient as people are not 24/7 on the forum ,just give it sometime
I agree 100%, good reply Huzi
Now back to the topic...
I have handled a couple of my T's over the years, more so when I just started off with the hobby
As time went by I no longer had the urge to handle any of my T's, the only time this is done is when I get some visitors and they have never even seen a tarantula except on TV maybe. Then its always fun to get out a spider and let people have a hands on experience. They tend to warm up to them a lot more :thumbsup:
If you have the longing to rub the tummy of your furry friend I would recommend getting a female G. pulchripes (They are the teddy bears in the tarantula world) or a female A. avicularia. I am a big fan of anything arboreal so I would go for the avic
The cool thing about arboreals are that if it decides to bolt while you're holding it and it falls, it wont fall to its death, it will just curl in its legs, do a barrel roll and run away :woohoo:
I don't have a issue with people handling their spiders at all just as long as they're aware of the risks for you and your furry little friend :spider: