I have had hairs kicked at me by our Chaco Golden Knee (G.Pulchripes) and Mexican red Knee (B.Smithi), and I have been given the "peace signs" threat pose by a Nhandu CHromatus and a P.Cambridgei.

But the most upset T I have seen to date, is owned by a friend of mine, and it's a 3" Chilean Rose (G.Rosea). Seriously, when he got it, it was as meek as a mouse, but something has happened to it in the meanwhile, and when last I saw it, it was the most ticked off T I have ever seen, kicks hairs, raises legs, the works. It's actually quite scary, cause they are supposed to be one of the most docile...

HS

Would not say my L parahybana is aggressive, but she managed to rip the forceps from my hand one feeding...

TH

The other night my B. Albopilosa - Curly Hair (6cm) grabbed the forceps out of my hand. My wife got such a fright, she nearly did a backwards flip over our couch.

I only have 3 Ts, and one is too small to count. Of the 3, my G. Pulchra takes the prize. They are supposed to be a docile species, but mine is extemely bold (to the point of being a little unnerving) and has reared it's front legs at me. It also flicked hairs when I prodded it from the back.

1st : Haplopelma lividum
2nd : (Depends on mood) Regalis

Haplopelma lividum (Cobalt Blue, Thai Blue, Burmese blue)