REHOUSING my Cobalt Blue Tarantula ~ Mean girl !!! 

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Dr Boom ...or that lol

lol😂😂😂

💀 😂

Dr Boom definitely that 😂

TheDemonCalcifer beauitful 👌👌

Accurate

Fucking dead

Revised "I like my home and I cannot lie My giant fangs can't deny" "When he puts me in that cup imma tryna mess him up"

TheDemonCalcifer he keeps taking my water dish

cracked me up LOL

XD

*BUM BUM*

Cap.

Thank you ! 😁

xPoemi same

xPoemi same. I just found his channel and it’s awesome

xPoemi honestly

xPoemi same

for sure ! #TrueAppreciation

Lmao fang of friendship 😂

Lawrence Haguewood the fang of death now the fang of friendship

Tarantulas aren't even that dangerous, their poison is almost as weak as a bee's poison. I think it's actually the same, I have to start the reserach now. xD

Iulian 204 It all depends on the species, some are much more dangerous than others. And poison refers more to something that has to be excreted and or ingested to be harmful, it's really venom.

Yeah fuck that

XD

XD

Stephanie Joudas no thank you, I want my hide

Or your soul

That’s actually her being defensive, not excited.

@@ExoticsLair I don't know why I find tarantulas so scary. I'm so sorry tarantula lovers.

*BA DUM TSS*

I don't get it.

Matthew Morrin. Try having a goliath bird eater bolt on you and your best mate. Lots of fun. A fully grown female so yeah. A very very very big spoooooooder.

Shibe Plays Gt colBOLT Because she BOLTS hahahaha...

Matthew Morrin loving this new enclosure

She's a greedy T 'b*tch". She wants it all.

And so?

Good to hear !

I have been binge watching tarantula videos to get over my arachnophobia. It seems to be gradually working. Now I see spiders as interesting creatures that are just freaked out by anything that isn't food or shelter. Arachnid life is not easy.

They're really cool animals. The almost comical overlarge size of a tarantula to what most people think of as "normal" sized spiders makes them give off a much different feel than smaller spiders.

I definitely want one now, even though I'm still scared of house spiders 😂 it was originally because I held one of my college's tarantulas a few weeks ago. And I've convinced my mum too (and that's the hard part) 😂

Christine Burilla literally me

Christine Burilla I like his voice. It makes me want to go out and get a pet spider!

Debbie Mcclure you know more facts than me I watch this because it's creepy

Wither Skull Gaming Ahh, T's are amazing and so are true spiders 😁

Deffinetly pissed

Pissed

He's being sarcastic if you couldn't tell, Cobalt Blue's are only 2nd in pissy attitude to the Thailand Black, depending on personality. They're in the top 3 for sure.

Hey dude A dog will straighten it tail! A cat will arch up! A snake will coil and retract! A spider will show very similar signs of threat, excitement, and ‘back the fuck off’ which is hard to tell, even after 15 years of breeding and handing! Unlike many other breeders I do not take From the wild, but in Australia we only really have seven proper natives, nothing this bright as the Cobolt Blue found in south east Asia! I have a female Champagne Robusta about 20cm (three inches), she is wild! She is massive and displays her fangs often as a display of all three behaviours I mentioned, but she has never tagged me, and her venom is one of the worst we have here in Aus, so if she ever did bite me I will know about it! But she has won me awards and prizes at reptile shows etc. Her colouring is at the top of this species colours, but she’s been reared up many times and I’ve come in behind her and picked her up and although they don’t have the ability to smell, they can desensitise over time (five years for her) into feeling safe and secure in being handled, but you have to be light and let them do what they want to do, or they will get pissed and hiss at you! I currently own 18 snakes, 7 elapids (venomous), about 22/24 Tarantulas, all native unlike these colourful specimens you watched in this video, lost count of my scorpions, not to mention turtles, frogs, and the list goes on, and recently one of my Wallace had a sac that took us days and repeatedly recounting clutch of over 1000 spiderlings! Reptiles and arachnids are a hard hobby for most to understand, but we do this because we love them and have a passion for them, and if anything, I own three of the the worlds most venomous snakes, where we only have one spider here in Australia that can kill a human, ONE! The funnel web, and it’s never actually taken a life believe it or not? This dude, may be green but he’s doing ok considering. I’d be using tools like tweezers and a blunt flat knife to calm her and control her, because believe me, this is nothing compared to when you take over a thousand spiderlings in a sac from it’s mother! Then you will see one pissed of spider!

Lol !

Im moving in 2weeks

LOL I'm a girl and I can say that is VERY accurate 😂😂

Ikr

No all I can imagine her saying is “okay look,I love the new home. But I swear to cuthulu if you put me in a f*cking plastic bowl again,we’re gonna have issues!” XD

Classic

HAHAHA my OBT once took a tour of the room too.

Exotics Lair. Once my friends Goliath Bird Eater escaped and nearly gave my ex girlfriend a heart attack

She obviously had to approve your living room decor before going into her new digs. She has class.

Are you planning on breeding her with a male?

Nah, not excited. That’s when they’re defensive and telling you to back off.

Pix XD

He doesn’t own ant Canada

ImmaShipper Boi he means both you tubers do similar things but with different bugs like ant Canada deals with ants and Exotic Lairs deals with spiders

Cbaha oh thanks for explaining

ImmaShipper Boi Pleasure to help

Actually they’re one of the most aggressive besides the baboon specie.

mega master zero Can't tell if you're serious or..?

A Garcia I am

A Garcia or was that just a joke that I didn't understand

mega master zero The spider wasn't exited, she was pretty pissed. He was just joking by being sarcastic.

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MusicFan3000 me:THAT IS CUTE BUT DEADLY ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ

its sarcasm

Sam Naps He was being sarcastic

Blaise Pearce his humor is sarcasm *cough cough*

*Whoosh*

XD

dave christopher very good point Dave, after 15 years of breeding and handling countless reptiles, arachnids, and many other animals (none taken from the wild EVER!,, I have never been tagged! I own 18 Pythons, several elapids, 3 of the ten worlds most deadly, but I have a special room in my workshop made of cool room panels for my elapids and breeders, it’s under lock and key, temperature stable, I have a Coastal and Inland Taipan, and they are nothing compared to my Adder! She’s like three foot long, and I’ve had one dry bite, but they are the fastest striking snake in the world, and it’s shirt and dumpy, a little dumpling haha but seriously, her strike is like nothing I’ve seen before! Where you from? What do you keep?

Batastrophy Philosophy spiders are a way of pest control. We would drown in bugs and moskitos without spiders.

A dog will straighten it tail! A cat will arch up! A snake will coil and retract! A spider will show very similar signs of threat, excitement, and ‘back the fuck off’ which is hard to tell, even after 15 years of breeding and handing! Unlike many other breeders I do not take From the wild, but in Australia we only really have seven proper natives, nothing this bright as the Cobolt Blue found in south east Asia! I have a female Champagne Robusta about 20cm (three inches), she is wild! She is massive and displays her fangs often as a display of all three behaviours I mentioned, but she has never tagged me, and her venom is one of the worst we have here in Aus, so if she ever did bite me I will know about it! But she has won me awards and prizes at reptile shows etc. Her colouring is at the top of this species colours, but she’s been reared up many times and I’ve come in behind her and picked her up and although they don’t have the ability to smell, they can desensitise over time (five years for her) into feeling safe and secure in being handled, but you have to be light and let them do what they want to do, or they will get pissed and hiss at you! I currently own 18 snakes, 7 elapids (venomous), about 22/24 Tarantulas, all native unlike these colourful specimens you watched in this video, and recently one of my Wallace had a sac that took us days and repeatedly recounting clutch of over 1000 spiderlings! Reptiles and arachnids are a hard hobby for most to understand, but we do this because we love them and have a passion for them, and if anything, I own three of the the worlds most venomous snakes, where we only have one spider here in Australia that can kill a human, ONE! The funnel web, and it’s never actually taken a life believe it or not? This dude, may be green but he’s doing ok considering. I’d be using tools like tweezers and a blunt flat knife to calm her and control her, because believe me, this is nothing compared to when you take over a thousand spiderlings in a sac from it’s mother! Then you will see one pissed of spider!

I don't think he was scared. Just didn't want to get bit. Pretty normal. Especially when you get bit and they're at a big height, since they can fall and splat and bleed to death pretty quickly.

A dog will straighten it tail! A cat will arch up! A snake will coil and retract! A spider will show very similar signs of threat, excitement, and ‘back the fuck off’ which is hard to tell, even after 15 years of breeding and handing! Unlike many other breeders I do not take From the wild, but in Australia we only really have seven proper natives, nothing this bright as the Cobolt Blue found in south east Asia! I have a female Champagne Robusta about 20cm (three inches), she is wild! She is massive and displays her fangs often as a display of all three behaviours I mentioned, but she has never tagged me, and her venom is one of the worst we have here in Aus, so if she ever did bite me I will know about it! But she has won me awards and prizes at reptile shows etc. Her colouring is at the top of this species colours, but she’s been reared up many times and I’ve come in behind her and picked her up and although they don’t have the ability to smell, they can desensitise over time (five years for her) into feeling safe and secure in being handled, but you have to be light and let them do what they want to do, or they will get pissed and hiss at you! I currently own 18 snakes, 7 elapids (venomous), about 22/24 Tarantulas, all native unlike these colourful specimens you watched in this video, and recently one of my Wallace had a sac that took us days and repeatedly recounting clutch of over 1000 spiderlings! Reptiles and arachnids are a hard hobby for most to understand, but we do this because we love them and have a passion for them, and if anything, I own three of the the worlds most venomous snakes, where we only have one spider here in Australia that can kill a human, ONE! The funnel web, and it’s never actually taken a life believe it or not? This dude, may be green but he’s doing ok considering. I’d be using tools like tweezers and a blunt flat knife to calm her and control her, because believe me, this is nothing compared to when you take over a thousand spiderlings in a sac from it’s mother! Then you will see one pissed of spider!

My usual process also bud

Hey dude A dog will straighten it tail! A cat will arch up! A snake will coil and retract! A spider will show very similar signs of threat, excitement, and ‘back the fuck off’ which is hard to tell, even after 15 years of breeding and handing! Unlike many other breeders I do not take From the wild, but in Australia we only really have seven proper natives, nothing this bright as the Cobolt Blue found in south east Asia! I have a female Champagne Robusta about 20cm (three inches), she is wild! She is massive and displays her fangs often as a display of all three behaviours I mentioned, but she has never tagged me, and her venom is one of the worst we have here in Aus, so if she ever did bite me I will know about it! But she has won me awards and prizes at reptile shows etc. Her colouring is at the top of this species colours, but she’s been reared up many times and I’ve come in behind her and picked her up and although they don’t have the ability to smell, they can desensitise over time (five years for her) into feeling safe and secure in being handled, but you have to be light and let them do what they want to do, or they will get pissed and hiss at you! I currently own 18 snakes, 7 elapids (venomous), about 22/24 Tarantulas, all native unlike these colourful specimens you watched in this video, lost count of my scorpions, not to mention turtles, frogs, and the list goes on, and recently one of my Wallace had a sac that took us days and repeatedly recounting clutch of over 1000 spiderlings! Reptiles and arachnids are a hard hobby for most to understand, but we do this because we love them and have a passion for them, and if anything, I own three of the the worlds most venomous snakes, where we only have one spider here in Australia that can kill a human, ONE! The funnel web, and it’s never actually taken a life believe it or not? This dude, may be green but he’s doing ok considering. I’d be using tools like tweezers and a blunt flat knife to calm her and control her, because believe me, this is nothing compared to when you take over a thousand spiderlings in a sac from it’s mother! Then you will see one pissed of spider!

A dog will straighten it tail! A cat will arch up! A snake will coil and retract! A spider will show very similar signs of threat, excitement, and ‘back the fuck off’ which is hard to tell, even after 15 years of breeding and handing! Unlike many other breeders I do not take From the wild, but in Australia we only really have seven proper natives, nothing this bright as the Cobolt Blue found in south east Asia! I have a female Champagne Robusta about 20cm (three inches), she is wild! She is massive and displays her fangs often as a display of all three behaviours I mentioned, but she has never tagged me, and her venom is one of the worst we have here in Aus, so if she ever did bite me I will know about it! But she has won me awards and prizes at reptile shows etc. Her colouring is at the top of this species colours, but she’s been reared up many times and I’ve come in behind her and picked her up and although they don’t have the ability to smell, they can desensitise over time (five years for her) into feeling safe and secure in being handled, but you have to be light and let them do what they want to do, or they will get pissed and hiss at you! I currently own 18 snakes, 7 elapids (venomous), about 22/24 Tarantulas, all native unlike these colourful specimens you watched in this video, and recently one of my Wallace had a sac that took us days and repeatedly recounting clutch of over 1000 spiderlings! Reptiles and arachnids are a hard hobby for most to understand, but we do this because we love them and have a passion for them, and if anything, I own three of the the worlds most venomous snakes, where we only have one spider here in Australia that can kill a human, ONE! The funnel web, and it’s never actually taken a life believe it or not? This dude, may be green but he’s doing ok considering. I’d be using tools like tweezers and a blunt flat knife to calm her and control her, because believe me, this is nothing compared to when you take over a thousand spiderlings in a sac from it’s mother! Then you will see one pissed of spider!