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Fangs
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Pufferpunk
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Re: Fangs
Nice set of fangs he's got there!
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busybones
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Re: Fangs
What kind of spider is Fangs?A white knee? That's a really good photo!
My husband purchased a Rose Hair Tarantula a couple of weeks ago. I was so surprised since he is terrified of spiders. Do you know how far they can throw the hairs on their rump? I've researched a lot but have yet to find an answer.
My husband purchased a Rose Hair Tarantula a couple of weeks ago. I was so surprised since he is terrified of spiders. Do you know how far they can throw the hairs on their rump? I've researched a lot but have yet to find an answer.
Re: Fangs
Bones, I have a massive spider phobia. Huge phobia.
Tarantulas I've never been afraid of. In second year I took two invertebrate courses and a TA brought in their tarantula. Lo and behold, I truly have no fear of tarantulas and was able to play with "Natasha" for about 2 hours with a few other students. No fear.
Tarantulas = awesome.
Spiders = evil bringers of death and fear, they may steal souls as well as a multitude of other evil things.
Tarantulas I've never been afraid of. In second year I took two invertebrate courses and a TA brought in their tarantula. Lo and behold, I truly have no fear of tarantulas and was able to play with "Natasha" for about 2 hours with a few other students. No fear.
Tarantulas = awesome.
Spiders = evil bringers of death and fear, they may steal souls as well as a multitude of other evil things.
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busybones
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Re: Fangs
ROTFL. Wow that's kind of how my husband is. When we go on our herpetology hikes in the Spring I sometimes hear a big manly eek followed by the sounds of a 6'5 man running though the woods. It's my hubby. Running from a venomous snake? maybe a bear? Naw, it's a spider. 
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eieio
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Re: Fangs
Thanks for the compliments!
"Fangs" is a Flame Knee Tarantula. She's been with me for a little over ten years. Raised her from a pup!
"Fangs" eating a cricket.......
"Fangs" is a Flame Knee Tarantula. She's been with me for a little over ten years. Raised her from a pup!
"Fangs" eating a cricket.......
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Re: Fangs
To be honest though, a venomous snake or bear really aren't nearly as scary as a small spider.busybones wrote:ROTFL. Wow that's kind of how my husband is. When we go on our herpetology hikes in the Spring I sometimes hear a big manly eek followed by the sounds of a 6'5 man running though the woods. It's my hubby. Running from a venomous snake? maybe a bear? Naw, it's a spider.
It is absurd to talk of one animal being higher than another. We consider those, when the cerebral structure/intellectual faculties most developed, as highest. A bee doubtless would when the instincts were.
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OCgatergal
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Re: Fangs
I wasn't ready to see that first picture..caught me off guard there
I believe you have small mud puddles mixed up with acres of rice paddies.
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eieio
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Re: Fangs
sorry if it startled yaOCgatergal wrote:I wasn't ready to see that first picture..caught me off guard there
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eieio
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Re: Fangs
i don't know how far they can throw 'em, but i can assure you that they will make you itchbusybones wrote: Do you know how far they can throw the hairs on their rump? I've researched a lot but have yet to find an answer.
"I plan ahead. That way, I don't have to do anything right now!"