Spiders, Scorpions & a Frog Oh My
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No, they are not dangerous.
Chameleons! Then put random paintings on the background and see if they change colour to match!
(I am pretty sure chameleons don't work that way)
heh no they don't. Colour change is to do with mood / how they feel.
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Can anyone tell me about these two? (I.e. are they poisonous, can you have them as pets) Is it even real, lol
Camel spiders i think they are... My mate works on a Royal Naval air station and they had to tidy up some of the Sea Kings on return from afghan and iraq, he lifted up a floor panel to get the sand out and 2! ran out across the hangar. The lads had to chase them down with hammers to stop them escaping.
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Have you handled them all?
Which one would you not want to be angry with you?
Which one would you not want to be angry with you?
Can anyone tell me about these two? (I.e. are they poisonous, can you have them as pets) Is it even real, lol
WTF is that first one
I know the second picture is 2 camel spiders, im sure someone on here had one at some point, lopez?
No I haven't. Held a couple of the small ones whilst putting them in new houses. There's a few that are best never handled: Orange baboon, Indian Ornamental, Cobalt Blue, Tiger Rump, Red & Purple Tree spiders, Sun Tiger and of course the trapdoor. Some of the others can be temperamental, the Chile Rose is a good beginners spider as they're known for being docile but mine isn't docile at all. You don't really keep spiders to handle them, there's always a risk of something going wrong be it hairs in your face, being bitten or dropping them.
He's a Yemen Chameleon. He's about 14" with his tail stretched out.
^ That crab is awesome
Yeah he's great to watch, always on the move. last night he emptied his food dish and piled it all up under a plant. Think he was hoping I wouldn't notice and fill the dish back up heh