Hey there, I was just wondering if there is anything you guys 'n gals see your T's do that makes you giggle, laugh, frown etc... just any behavior that you find interesting... do tell.

My Chromatopelma Cyaneopubescens (Green Bottle Blue) constantly drops it's food into it's webbing and is has to pull like crazy to get it loose again, it literally pulls at the food bolus so hard that if it lets go, it just about catapults itself into the air!

My Haplopelma Lividum (Cobalt Blue) constantly takes it's little water dish into and out of it's burrow. One day the water dish is there, the next day it's in the burrow.

My Grammostola Pulchripes (Chaco Golden Knee) always used to sit against the glass right at the top of it's enclosure and stick it's fangs between the enclosure and it's lid, and used it's fangs to lift and drop the lid for hours, especially at night, not easy to fall asleep knowing you have a T that wants out lol.

That's mine, let's hear it.

HS

I find it endearing when a little T tackles a beeeg cricket and ends up on its back, holding on for dear life. Once the cricket has succumbed, the ensuing struggle to get back up on its legs can be rather entertaining...

@ Scarab:I don't know if you're being sarcastic or serious

I find it annoying when my Nhandu chromatus dumps substrate, food boluses and whatnot in his water bowl and then dumps it in his Hide.

I'm not really sure how that could be sarcastic.

My ockerti likes taking substrate and "gluing" it to the walls of her terrarium, at one stage, fully a third of the glass was covered. Its quite amusing when the crickets try to climb this and, as a result, get stuck.

Maybe sarcasm wasn't the right word. Anyways, I also find it strange that one of my T's has the tendency to molt right side up. Very strange but it seems to get through it all right.

I admit, there is a very fine line between my sarcasm and the rest of the dribble I spew... in this case I was dead serious...