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Rehousing a dangerous T. Help.
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Fangs Has just given you the most simplest way to rehouse your Ts
Just remember your T likes hes Home its safe its hes place so he will of cause fight the the person tring to kick him out so bear that in mind ..
But a paint Brush (long one) push him up the glass and then over the side and in hes new home .
Do this on the grass and in the middle of the yard . Lock all kids dogs and any thing that can hurt your spider away
same method as what fangs said .
Your hands will not get near him and Im sure you will be so fast if he does come running at you so dont worry about getting bitten .
You will ten to one move faster than the spider if you are scared of this one .
I CANNOT GET BITTEN! you wont just keep your hands away from him .where jeans.and a long sleeve shirt/jacket with a hoody ..
If he does run up your arms take your top off ..
just relax take it easy and you will be fine
Mite Be a Stromatopelma calceatum .
or a POKIE or H lividum
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I need to rehouse a dangerous tarantula, am sorry but i can't say which one. Its fast, its aggressive and its venomous. I am used to the easy brachypelma species, where I am calm.
I think am going to be super nervous for this one. And it has to be rehoused. Any suggestions on how you rehouse pokies and things like that? I CANNOT GET BITTEN! ...
1) Why do you think this tarantula is "dangerous?"
2) And, why can't you tell us what it is so we could perhaps help you with some insight? (If it's illegal and you're afraid of implicating yourself, just ignore this question.)
3) Setting aside the obvious reason that you aren't into pain and suffering, why do you stress "I CANNOT GET BITTEN!" so vehemently?
4) Lastly, if you have this big an issue with this particular tarantula, why are you keeping it in the first place?
As you may have guessed, you have now really piqued my interest!