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  1. 12-08-2008 01:31 AM #1
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    Free Range OBT?

    Out the 5 different Obt's I have rehoused, I wish they were what they are claimed to be. I think I am going to have a free range OBT or two when I don't have room mates.
    At least (most) NW species have urticating hair. I hope S. calceatum wont let me down. OBTs are cool looking though.
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  2. 12-08-2008 01:32 AM #2
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    How old are the OBTs you rehoused.
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  3. 12-08-2008 01:40 AM #3
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    One mature female, a MM and an sub-adult.
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  4. 12-08-2008 01:45 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Euronymous View Post
    One mature female, a MM and an sub-adult.
    Before the Male had his ultimate he was kind of the same way. I am saying they just sit there, they do dance around deli cups when you get them in there. I am a bit of an adrenaline junkie, maybe they just don't do it for me. They are beautiful none the less, and yes they are more spunky than most other species. I was hoping for a chase.
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  5. 12-08-2008 03:41 AM #5
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    yeah, let that mature female free-range. let us know how it goes... hahaha
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  6. 12-08-2008 03:52 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Widowman10 View Post
    yeah, let that mature female free-range. let us know how it goes... hahaha
    I cant yet, I have 4 roommates, two of which don't know that I have t's yet. I would imagine that she would just find a spot, make web, and eat all freaking lobster roaches I've lost. The guy I got her from said she hissed at him when he was getting her out. That's a new one on but definitely cool. Seriously though, I think she was stressed out. I got on saturday night. I that explains a lot. They still don't scare me. I did have one blast out. It is amazing how fast they are. I had the time of my life trying to catch him. I'll keep you updated on that free range idea. If were a species that did not "web up and you dont see them unless your rehousing kind of thing" there is no way I would do it. But some thing that makes a web and stays there (during the day at least) would be pretty cool. How many spider do you have running around your house? Same thing, I would just never have an lady's over. Never mind...
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    i would be careful with this idea. it would be bad for them to reproduce and get outside. you would be introducing a non-native species, and that's not a good idea. it's an incredibly dangerous thing to do to the natural ecosystem of the area.

    axis deer have been introduced to parts of central tx, and the white tail deer populations have suffered tremendously from it. there is currently a massive over-population of deer in the area surrounding bandera, tx, and while that sounds great for hunters, it is actually not! the deer are tiny and underfed do to a lack of food sources.

    this is just one instance, but you can find numerous accounts of animals being introduced that have done serious damage. be very careful!
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    Quote Originally Posted by somethingbig View Post
    i would be careful with this idea. it would be bad for them to reproduce and get outside. you would be introducing a non-native species, and that's not a good idea. it's an incredibly dangerous thing to do to the natural ecosystem of the area.

    axis deer have been introduced to parts of central tx, and the white tail deer populations have suffered tremendously from it. there is currently a massive over-population of deer in the area surrounding bandera, tx, and while that sounds great for hunters, it is actually not! the deer are tiny and underfed do to a lack of food sources.

    this is just one instance, but you can find numerous accounts of animals being introduced that have done serious damage. be very careful!


    That is extremely valid point. I don't think they could survive the winters out here. I also thought about her getting "moving on" to a neighbors house, which would not be good for them or the hobby. Thanks for bringing that up. Moving is in the distant future, I can barely afford to eat right now. But it sounds fun. It probably something I would decide not to do, but the thought entertains me
    Thanks again for bring that up
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    Quote Originally Posted by Euronymous View Post
    That is extremely valid point. I don't think they could survive the winters out here. I also thought about her getting "moving on" to a neighbors house, which would not be good for them or the hobby. Thanks for bringing that up. Moving is in the distant future, I can barely afford to eat right now. But it sounds fun. It probably something I would decide not to do, but the thought entertains me
    Thanks again for bring that up
    it's def a very intriguing idea! i graduate in may, so i thought it would be hilarious to leave a few obt sacs laying in the various groups of bushes around my dorm as a little goodbye present! realistically, it would be horrible idea, but it sure is fun to think about...
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  10. 12-08-2008 10:36 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by somethingbig View Post
    it's def a very intriguing idea! i graduate in may, so i thought it would be hilarious to leave a few obt sacs laying in the various groups of bushes around my dorm as a little goodbye present! realistically, it would be horrible idea, but it sure is fun to think about...

    A couple sacs? That's definitely over kill, and would mess up our hobby (the news). It would probably get some laws added to your state as well. But it does sound funny as hell.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Euronymous View Post
    I hope S. calceatum wont let me down.
    Lol. It won't, but you will probably have to wait for it to become an adult before you see the really "screw you--your %*& is mine" behavior. Not that you can't get bit when they're smaller. I did.

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    Yes it hissed at me, it is no lie, I am pretty sure it was stressed out. I dont know how you are not that scared of them Jed they freak me out
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    Quote Originally Posted by oregongrown View Post
    Yes it hissed at me, it is no lie, I am pretty sure it was stressed out. I dont know how you are not that scared of them Jed they freak me out
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    Quote Originally Posted by Euronymous View Post
    Before the Male had his ultimate he was kind of the same way. I am saying they just sit there, they do dance around deli cups when you get them in there. I am a bit of an adrenaline junkie, maybe they just don't do it for me. They are beautiful none the less, and yes they are more spunky than most other species. I was hoping for a chase.
    this is how you get them to act right

    grab em up in your hand and blow on em than shake em up
    it warms em up everytime
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