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<blockquote data-quote="Tomoran" data-source="post: 66809" data-attributes="member: 1152"><p>I think that they are probably comparable, but It really depends from specimen to specimen. I've heard quite a few folks say that their <em>A. chalcodes</em> are very docile and tractable, while others report skittish Ts that are quick to kick hairs. Someone was recently telling me that their female, a wild caught specimen, was quick to bite. My female has a bit of an attitude, and the slightest disturbance sends the hairs flying, but she's not a terror. My B. smithi is pretty chill and has never kicked a hair. They tend to be quite skittish as slings and juveniles, but calm down with age.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tomoran, post: 66809, member: 1152"] I think that they are probably comparable, but It really depends from specimen to specimen. I've heard quite a few folks say that their [I]A. chalcodes[/I] are very docile and tractable, while others report skittish Ts that are quick to kick hairs. Someone was recently telling me that their female, a wild caught specimen, was quick to bite. My female has a bit of an attitude, and the slightest disturbance sends the hairs flying, but she's not a terror. My B. smithi is pretty chill and has never kicked a hair. They tend to be quite skittish as slings and juveniles, but calm down with age. [/QUOTE]
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