With Dave's videos you get a rehouse plus information about how to keep one ,if you wish to jump into the hobby ,so he's an anbassotor for the hobby , Great videos an he makes some great looking habitats,👍
Thanks to you, I managed to touch a female Giant House Spider today, she was about to be squashed under a door and I nudged her abdomen and rear legs to move her. I would rather die than do that before I watched your videos, so thanks again. Dave's Little Beasties changing lives!
Hi Dave! I just wanted to drop in and say a huge thank you. I'm a vet tech who has recently decided to quit that job and take the big step to become a vet myself, focusing on exotics (anything other than your regular dogs and cats, basically). I've been in the exotics community myself thanks to owning reptiles for 10+ years, but now when I'm really starting to look at things in a medical perspective, the work you, and others in all different communities who keep animals like these, do and share with us? Invaluable. Your experience and the fact that you're willing to take the time to share it with the world helps in so many ways for future veterinarians like myself who want to focus on our more unusual pets. My brain is like a sponge when watching your videos, just absorbing all that information that may be useful later on. Once again, a massive thank you! Cheers!
So awesome! Beautiful enclosure. Wonderful new spider. Little bit of danger. What more could we ask for? LOL! Maybe someday we will find a boyfriend for Ms. Macphago. Thanks to yourself and Camera Lady for another great vid. You guys make the perfect pair.
I almost had a heart attack when she went running out of that bowl. Is your wife the one filming? If it is, she’s one brave woman. Love your videos. 👍👍👍🙋♀️
Thank you very much for this information! I'm scouring the internet for more information on M. phago, as I've recently received one from a deceased person's surrendered collection. Great video, and thanks again! - A.T.
Another great video Dave! Love your channel! I came across your channel by accident a couple of weeks ago and you are totally changing the way i view spiders. I hope your channel keeps growing and continues to teach people that spiders aren't just nasty nightmare material but are beautiful creatures that are just making their way through life just like everyone/everything else!
Hello There ! 😀 What a beautiful spider ! 🕸️ She's already beautiful, even without this golden colour of her abdomen. Is-she mature ? 😊 I'm sorry to bother you with my questions and my novel, this is my first comment on your channel. I watch all our videos since maybe 3 months 👀 I used to be really scared by spiders when I was younger. Now, they inspire me awe, wonder and respect ! 🙏🏻 Spiders are one of nature's most amazing and incredible masterpieces. (I admit it, I prefer tarantulas, leggy, full of color, beautiful ! ) So, I wanted to thank you. Thank you Dave and the Camera Lady for all the videos, for your time. 😉 Have a good day 😊 🇬🇧 With Much Gratitude, From France 🇫🇷 P.S : I apologize if I have made any mistakes in the text. I am French and not yet fully bilingual, unfortunately for me. 😕
another interesting project PROFF, that's a quick moving spider. amazing the beastie room has wonderful animals and a great channel to watch. many thanks the CAMERA LADY.
I’m really enjoying these videos! Suggestion: if you have the means to record a time lapse of a spider like this webbing the new enclosure, not only will it be really fascinating, it will be educational as well. I’m fairly new to the channel and apologize if you have already done this or attempted this in past videos.
Geez Louise she is quick! You can see the speed she’d be moving when she was scrabbling at the glass. I’m still not a fan of black shiny legs, but she is interesting. I love the way you consider their psychological welfare when you are making the enclosures 😊❤️
Another great vid Dave n camera lady my little boy absolutely loves watching yous 😊 (he is a David too ) so do I 😁 your room is my t goals haha . Would love to see you expand into native spiders our Tegeneria are the most food aggressive spiders I have in my collection they make an amazing web too 😊 we have a 3inch female called Tetchy we raised from spiderling took 8 months for her to to put on 2.8 inch and they never refuse food. Fast too 😁
There are a few Tarantule hobbiests that I follow and they are all different. But I am a bit biased. Been a fan since your subscription numbers were very low 2000. Here are the reasons I feel you are the best there is right now. You are very personable. Your knowledge is very strong and you are great at providing info as you go along. You develope homes for each spider according to their individual needs. You are impressively calm and patient when working with the spiders. A huge plus for me is you are organized and put a premium on keeping things clean...especially the spider homes. Enough of me singing your praises. I don't know if others would be interested but I would love to see you and the lovely Camera Lady do a day trip to collect supplies from the wild.
With all the hustle of bustle of life i always look forward to my weekly dose of respite in beastie room, love you and your lovely camera lady, hope your keeping well. And thank you so much for such marvelous videos!
Ah brilliant video Dave, and how about that funnel web spider 🕷 absolutely stunning. Anyway Dave another successful rehouse and another superb job by yourself and camera 📷 lady.
Excellent video. Between this frantic thing and Tom Moran's teleporting Heteropoda maxima sling, this has been a challenging week for keepers. You handled it much better than Mr. Moran, though. Lol
@@tanakeilidh384 But did you see how fast that little bastard moved? JFC, you can already imagine how much of a nightmare feeding that thing is going to be in a couple of molts
Nice video! I started to watch your channel thanks to Tarantula Kat. She mentioned you in one of her videos. Your calmness and how you treat your spiders is great. I want this spider too in my collection, but I can't find them in the Netherlands. I don't know if you do requests, but a timelapse of this spiders webbing action sounds cool🙂. Keep up the great work!🕷️
You are indeed a master spider handler, you must be the favorite uncleand dad of some happy kids. Ever think of making a timelapse of spider making a new home? Probably looks amazing, thank you sir for the amazing info in your vids.
@@daveslittlebeasties if you have children one day they will love this. You will be a favorite amongst their friends as well. Also, might give camera lady an actual heart attack if children were running around asking to learn spiders. Lol
Hi Dave. Wow 😯 wasn’t she fast scampering around her wee case. I think that’s what I can’t get my head around (how quickly some can move) it doesn’t stop me from being fascinated by them though 🤦♀️ They are beautiful 🕷🕷
Your one Brave fellow my friend and camera lady is also very brave filming by your side. the both of you make some of the best videos we just love you guys so much keep up the good work.
Awesome video Dave! Very cool spiders! She just ran right in there 🤯😳! So I had actually watched this on Monday but I’ve been busy with work and haven’t had time to leave a comment until now lol.
I always feel so bad for the absolute freak out of the poor spiders who can't climb glass when the encounter the invisible barrier. Can't wait to see the magnificent web she creates.
whatnightmares are made of, fast and powerful. am not an aracnid guy, am trying to get over the fear but this brought me back, one of the ugliest terrifying creatures, in a good way, those legs look solid not like tarantulas, like the alien from the movie. this creature would win if they were same size
Speedy little thing ! I can make out a bit of the golden colour you're talking about on the carapace. A stunner for sure. Looking forward to how webbed up the enclosure will be in a month's time. Stay safe and thanks for sharing :)
Hey Dave, I live in Australia and as you may know it is illegal to own any spider that does not reside in Australia. Because of this what are some Australian tarantulas you own and would recommend (looking for pretty ones)
Hey Dave, Question from an uneducated fan. Why is having the isopods in the substrate a good thing? I'm assuming they do something with breaking things down in the habitat, but I have no idea. Would love to know.
Boy, if she could have climbed that glass, Woo Hoo! I want to do the same exact thing with my D. Diamantinensis. Should I use a clay ball set up for her, or no? Great video as usual!
