@Koostbraaksel Ooh.. You wasn't specific about what you said. You said, "It's quite hard to make a proper terrarium for A. Geniculata in your country." So it is obvious that i really thought that you are having a hard time making your own terrarium XD LOL!! WOW!! -4 F that's freezing cold man!! My only answer to that is a ceramic heater, with a Built-in Thermostats, and all of your heating problems are solved.
@Koostbraaksel To be honest with you, i really don't recommend heating mats since, heating mats are capable of creating heat spots that's potentially fatal for burning your tarantulas especially if you place your heat mats close to the T's layer.
@angelmouse432 Ow Really.. The enclosure is perfectly fine, except for some additional substrate like moss and potting soil. You also said Ts are not supposed to be eating mice. Mmm..?? Its not like Tarantulas never gets a chance encounter with wild mice, lizards, and small snakes in the wild. Opportunities like this are just too good to pass up for a hungry T. Let me get something straight.. I only feed my Ts mice twice a year only. You don't have to feed them constantly with a diet of mice.
@angelmouse432 I can't believe 5 stupid idiots just put a 5 thumbs up your BS. I guess those 5 stupid idiots don't know shit about caring for Ts. Listen!! If you think this video is inhumane, or unethical, maybe you're the idiot who pretends to stumble upon this video and watched it for your own amusement you judgmental SOB!!
@Koostbraaksel Oh really.. Scientifically proven my ass.. I will repeat this again, "you will only need to feed your fully grown hungry tarantula mice once or, twice a year only, not constantly," if you really are a smart ass, you should know all of this by now.. XD LOL!!
@Koostbraaksel Why wont you try to blame those people living inside these unsanitary houses infested with these rodents, who much rather torture them first in a sadistic way, before killing them every year?? Try to talk some sense into them?? Now we all know that most humans eats meat, have you ever been inside a slaughter house before?? See how these people slaughter these poor animals the unethical way after it hits your own dinner plate. Try to talk some sense into these people XD LOL!!
@jerumd Mice can possible damage the tarantula, it isn't a ''treat'' for them as tarantulas don't have taste, they don't enjoy killing either, and it's harder to digest.
@Koostbraaksel Look, if you're explaining this to me in a scientific way, you already proven yourself to be an idiot because, it is up to the Tarantula to make his own choices if he wants the mice or not. I own 22 tarantulas in my hobby right now, and if i attempt to feed them mice once, and they don't want to eat it, i never force them to eat the darn thing, and i move on to the next tarantula who wants to eat mice.
@Koostbraaksel See.. There you go again, another stupid reply XD LOL!! It depends on the size of the tarantula that you're feeding the mice with. The mice needs to the same size or a little bigger than the tarantula's abdomen that you're attempting to feed. All 22 of my tarantulas are doing fine. No molting problems, and every single one of them have a taste for mice and house geckos.
@Koostbraaksel You don't deserve to own a Tarantula fool. If you just wanna stick to one food source for your Ts, than trying varieties, then you really don't deserve to own a Tarantula. How would you feel eating the same meal the rest of your life?? Scientifically proven my ass, you said sticking to just one food source. I never see tarantulas encountering one food source in the wild XD LOL!! Maybe you're the one who's the retarded, stupid, certified motherfucker around here XD LMFAO!!
@Koostbraaksel Pfffss.. You said "Their size isn't going to digest the mice faster" XD LOL!! Tarantulas normal diet consist mostly on invertebrates and vertebrates in the wild. Some tarantula species are almost entirely evolved to take on vertebrates in the wild. They are more resilient than you think. So please.. Try not to be a smart ass by explaining to me about Ts having hard time digesting mammalian foods, doesn't justify mammalians falling victims to Ts in the wild every year OK STUPID!!
@Koostbraaksel Then stick to crickets then stupid!! And stop trolling through people's decent videos so you can just annoy people by matching their opinions to your own idiotic opinion. If you respect people's opinion, wouldn't be embarrassing yourself to a great degree. Yes, i am fully aware of how fragile tarantulas are but, did i say anything about constantly feeding Ts mice? Did i mention anything about feeding Ts mice larger than the T itself? Maybe you're the moronic piece of shit!!
@Koostbraaksel I do appreciate your concerns for the well being of Ts, especially mines, and i do thank you for that because, i am a T lover. Its not an idiotic opinion to feed your Ts insects like crickets.
@Koostbraaksel I also feed my Ts crickets too, as well as cultured dubia cockroaches. I am not a big fan of catching parasite infested insects out of my house and pass em to my Ts. Look, i do understand your opinion about not feeding Ts mice but, its really annoying buying these expensive frozen mice for your my Ts expecting my Ts not to eat em every year. So i thinks its better to feed them live vertebrates..
@Koostbraaksel I once tried to feed them frozen mice but i stopped because, my Ts won't even attempt to eat em if its not moving. So i switched to live mice, that's cheaper, fresh, and accepted by my Ts as a food source without hesitation. You don't have to fight back because, it is pure common sense if you have experience with T behaviors OK..
@Koostbraaksel They still won't eat the mice though because, its not as close to the real thing for my Ts. They strike the dead mice but, they eventually let it go. My tarantulas will eat any kind of insects, especially crickets. I feed my Ts black crickets and Dubia. I breed my feeder insects i never bought any crickets for 5 months now from what i remember since, i have a constant supply of live feeder insects that i breed for my Ts..
@Koostbraaksel The frozen mice that i previously offered my tarantulas before, are all properly thawed, and they still never eat em. Almost all of my fully grown tarantulas hates em, and its like throwing my money away by buying too much of these frozen mice. Circulatory?? You might be right because, as far as we tarantula hobbyist know, tarantulas are not that stupid to eat dead item that could potentially harm their health with infectious pathogens and bacteria within a dead mice..
@Koostbraaksel A. Geniculatas are one of my favorite species that i own right now in my hobby. Their hunger is almost legendary, and they rarely refuse any kind of food who dares crosses their paths in captivity, or in the wild..
@Koostbraaksel It is really easy to set up a proper terrarium for A. Geniculata, just as long as you have all the right tools. Different people's got different styles when it comes to setting up their own terrariums for their A.Geniculata. Now some people just use Eco Earth substrate that are commonly used for most tarantula hobbyist. I personally use a good combination mix of Eco earth, peat moss, potting soil with no pesticides and fertilizers especially for my more tropical species.
@Koostbraaksel If you have your own cage, the floor space is much more important than the height of the terrarium since, tarantulas will in fact climb and will fall & hurt themselves. B. Albopilosums are one of my favorites too. I never had one yet but, i planning to purchase one soon. The hairs of this species looked like they are fresh out a blow dryer XD LOL!!
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@Koostbraaksel Ooh.. You wasn't specific about what you said. You said, "It's quite hard to make a proper terrarium for A. Geniculata in your country." So it is obvious that i really thought that you are having a hard time making your own terrarium XD LOL!! WOW!! -4 F that's freezing cold man!! My only answer to that is a ceramic heater, with a Built-in Thermostats, and all of your heating problems are solved.
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd I use a heat mat under 1\3 of the terrarium and a night lamp.
It works fine, but it took a lot of effort to get them just right.
It's also hard to get materials for the terrarium, I'm lucky that I'm a veterinarian and have easy acces to most if it.
Simple things like night lamps\potting soil without fertilizer.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel To be honest with you, i really don't recommend heating mats since, heating mats are capable of creating heat spots that's potentially fatal for burning your tarantulas especially if you place your heat mats close to the T's layer.
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd I know, that's why I only have it on 1\3 of the terrarium.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
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jerumd 3 weeks ago
You're an idiot. Enclosure is far too small and this spider should not be eating mice......
angelmouse432 9 months ago
@angelmouse432 Ow Really.. The enclosure is perfectly fine, except for some additional substrate like moss and potting soil. You also said Ts are not supposed to be eating mice. Mmm..?? Its not like Tarantulas never gets a chance encounter with wild mice, lizards, and small snakes in the wild. Opportunities like this are just too good to pass up for a hungry T. Let me get something straight.. I only feed my Ts mice twice a year only. You don't have to feed them constantly with a diet of mice.
jerumd 2 months ago 11
@angelmouse432 I can't believe 5 stupid idiots just put a 5 thumbs up your BS. I guess those 5 stupid idiots don't know shit about caring for Ts. Listen!! If you think this video is inhumane, or unethical, maybe you're the idiot who pretends to stumble upon this video and watched it for your own amusement you judgmental SOB!!
jerumd 2 months ago 11
@jerumd He didn't say it's unhumane, but mice isn't good for tarantulas.
And that is, scientifically proven, if they're in captivity they should be eating crickets.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel Oh really.. Scientifically proven my ass.. I will repeat this again, "you will only need to feed your fully grown hungry tarantula mice once or, twice a year only, not constantly," if you really are a smart ass, you should know all of this by now.. XD LOL!!
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd Feeding it mice twice a year doesn't make mice better as food.
It's not good for their health.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel Why wont you try to blame those people living inside these unsanitary houses infested with these rodents, who much rather torture them first in a sadistic way, before killing them every year?? Try to talk some sense into them?? Now we all know that most humans eats meat, have you ever been inside a slaughter house before?? See how these people slaughter these poor animals the unethical way after it hits your own dinner plate. Try to talk some sense into these people XD LOL!!
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd Mice can possible damage the tarantula, it isn't a ''treat'' for them as tarantulas don't have taste, they don't enjoy killing either, and it's harder to digest.
You'd be better off feeding them crickets.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel Look, if you're explaining this to me in a scientific way, you already proven yourself to be an idiot because, it is up to the Tarantula to make his own choices if he wants the mice or not. I own 22 tarantulas in my hobby right now, and if i attempt to feed them mice once, and they don't want to eat it, i never force them to eat the darn thing, and i move on to the next tarantula who wants to eat mice.
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel See.. There you go again, another stupid reply XD LOL!! It depends on the size of the tarantula that you're feeding the mice with. The mice needs to the same size or a little bigger than the tarantula's abdomen that you're attempting to feed. All 22 of my tarantulas are doing fine. No molting problems, and every single one of them have a taste for mice and house geckos.
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd That they can survive with just eating mice doesn't mean that it's good for their health.
Their size isn't going to help them digest it faster.
You're one retarded motherfucker, aren't you?
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
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jerumd 3 weeks ago
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@Koostbraaksel You don't deserve to own a Tarantula fool. If you just wanna stick to one food source for your Ts, than trying varieties, then you really don't deserve to own a Tarantula. How would you feel eating the same meal the rest of your life?? Scientifically proven my ass, you said sticking to just one food source. I never see tarantulas encountering one food source in the wild XD LOL!! Maybe you're the one who's the retarded, stupid, certified motherfucker around here XD LMFAO!!
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel Pfffss.. You said "Their size isn't going to digest the mice faster" XD LOL!! Tarantulas normal diet consist mostly on invertebrates and vertebrates in the wild. Some tarantula species are almost entirely evolved to take on vertebrates in the wild. They are more resilient than you think. So please.. Try not to be a smart ass by explaining to me about Ts having hard time digesting mammalian foods, doesn't justify mammalians falling victims to Ts in the wild every year OK STUPID!!
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd Oh god, are you mentally disabled.
What I'm trying to say is that it would be BETTER to feed it CRICKETS.
I do not give a fuck if you think that it's good to give them food that can possible damage them.
That's your problem, I'd like to keep them healthy.
Are you aware of how fucking fragile spiders are, you moronic piece of shit?
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel Then stick to crickets then stupid!! And stop trolling through people's decent videos so you can just annoy people by matching their opinions to your own idiotic opinion. If you respect people's opinion, wouldn't be embarrassing yourself to a great degree. Yes, i am fully aware of how fragile tarantulas are but, did i say anything about constantly feeding Ts mice? Did i mention anything about feeding Ts mice larger than the T itself? Maybe you're the moronic piece of shit!!
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd I don't want your tarantulas to die either, I know that they are capable of killing mice, but it's still possible that they'll get hurt.
And how's it an idiotic opinion to feed them the most common food for tarantulas there is?
You know why it's the most common food? because it's the best.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel I do appreciate your concerns for the well being of Ts, especially mines, and i do thank you for that because, i am a T lover. Its not an idiotic opinion to feed your Ts insects like crickets.
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel I also feed my Ts crickets too, as well as cultured dubia cockroaches. I am not a big fan of catching parasite infested insects out of my house and pass em to my Ts. Look, i do understand your opinion about not feeding Ts mice but, its really annoying buying these expensive frozen mice for your my Ts expecting my Ts not to eat em every year. So i thinks its better to feed them live vertebrates..
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd Oh you're giving them frozen mice?
I thought you were giving them living mice.
If it can't fight back it should be good.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel I once tried to feed them frozen mice but i stopped because, my Ts won't even attempt to eat em if its not moving. So i switched to live mice, that's cheaper, fresh, and accepted by my Ts as a food source without hesitation. You don't have to fight back because, it is pure common sense if you have experience with T behaviors OK..
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd If you feed them dead mice you should move it around with a stick (or something like that) a bit.
I prefer feeding my white knee crickets, because it can't possibly harm it.
I know that feeding them crickets every week is more expensive than mice though.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel They still won't eat the mice though because, its not as close to the real thing for my Ts. They strike the dead mice but, they eventually let it go. My tarantulas will eat any kind of insects, especially crickets. I feed my Ts black crickets and Dubia. I breed my feeder insects i never bought any crickets for 5 months now from what i remember since, i have a constant supply of live feeder insects that i breed for my Ts..
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd It's probally because dead mice doesn't have circulatory\heat.
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
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jerumd 3 weeks ago
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@Koostbraaksel The frozen mice that i previously offered my tarantulas before, are all properly thawed, and they still never eat em. Almost all of my fully grown tarantulas hates em, and its like throwing my money away by buying too much of these frozen mice. Circulatory?? You might be right because, as far as we tarantula hobbyist know, tarantulas are not that stupid to eat dead item that could potentially harm their health with infectious pathogens and bacteria within a dead mice..
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel A. Geniculatas are one of my favorite species that i own right now in my hobby. Their hunger is almost legendary, and they rarely refuse any kind of food who dares crosses their paths in captivity, or in the wild..
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@jerumd It's quite hard to make a proper terrarium for Geniculate in my country.
It's still one of my favourites though, I also have a B. Albopilosum
Koostbraaksel 3 weeks ago
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jerumd 3 weeks ago
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@Koostbraaksel It is really easy to set up a proper terrarium for A. Geniculata, just as long as you have all the right tools. Different people's got different styles when it comes to setting up their own terrariums for their A.Geniculata. Now some people just use Eco Earth substrate that are commonly used for most tarantula hobbyist. I personally use a good combination mix of Eco earth, peat moss, potting soil with no pesticides and fertilizers especially for my more tropical species.
jerumd 3 weeks ago
@Koostbraaksel If you have your own cage, the floor space is much more important than the height of the terrarium since, tarantulas will in fact climb and will fall & hurt themselves. B. Albopilosums are one of my favorites too. I never had one yet but, i planning to purchase one soon. The hairs of this species looked like they are fresh out a blow dryer XD LOL!!
jerumd 3 weeks ago
Cos sucho ma ten pajak ;d ale pajaczek spoko 5/5 ;d
seroziom 2 years ago
ladnie i szybko! :) 5 gwiazdek
GoLYone 2 years ago