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You just have to enjoy them and remind your husband that they are all natural furry and friendly. I don't keep any I just rescue them from Pepsis wasp stings then get them well and let them go. Check out

I have many Ts, however they are all rescue and when I bring them back from the Pepsis Wasp stings they generally devour whatever I drop in the 5 gal tank I keep them in. Shred and go looking for more. After they can get a meal easily I let them go back in my yard.

A little lighter look. If you look at the T on my leg, she was dropped over 2 feet, you need to see if yours will eat and look very close, lens if you have one for any damage. They can survive, but there may not be any way to tell until the next molt.

I have a complete process for the recovery. When I bring them in I start them on 1 drop of RO water 3 times a day with exercise on all 8 legs (2 at a time) with Ozone blowing over them. I keep this up until I see that they can walk with the body lifted and have an interest in food (whatever moth...

Description: Rescue Tarantula from a Pepsis wasp sting. I helped him recover then set him free. I do this about once a year.

After years of saving Arizona Tarantulas from Pepsis Wasps I Finally made a VIDEO of one going back to freedom. Do any of you do the same?

https://youtu.be/uKDVM6nE0WQ for YouTube Video of Fred back to the great outdoors.

New victim of a Pepsis Wasp. Full recovery and soon to be on YouTube walking back into the great outdoors. URL to follow soon.

Here is the URL for one of my rescues in process. This brings them back to a normal life after being stung. It takes time, but it works.

I have decided to call this new one Fred. Seems to be doing better than most, I normally don't see much movement for at least a week, must have only been stung once as he seems to be able to still move his legs, but not enough to pick up and move away. Using my Ozone & hydration process to get...

Good to hear. Pepsis is a hard dude to kill, Thanks, you just saved that spider from a horrible death.

Pepsis strikes again, but we saved another one.

Hi, I have a rescue tarantula (Pepsis Wasp victom ). Already named her Natasha, we've had her since Sep 26th and she "woke up" after about 3 weeks. She still can't chase down her food and we roll her over on her back while in my hand and give her strained cricket with an eyedropper. Slow...