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…… for filling water bowls. Out of 28 Ts watered tonight 7 of them gave threat poses and 3 grabbed the baster I use for filling the little ones bowls. Sadly I only got photos of 3 as most of the little ones dropped down before I could swap the baster for the camera, ohhh for more hands
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1st and most impressive was Taal, the Orphnaecus sp Blue Panay who was sitting peacefully when I opened her container
But she soon swung round into attack mode
2nd was Alberta, the Dolichothele diamantinensis. It would have looked more impressive if it'd been facing the other way.
Number 3 was Venda, the little Ceratogyrus darlingii who considering its lack of stature (less than 1" dls) put on a very brave show.
1st and most impressive was Taal, the Orphnaecus sp Blue Panay who was sitting peacefully when I opened her container
But she soon swung round into attack mode
2nd was Alberta, the Dolichothele diamantinensis. It would have looked more impressive if it'd been facing the other way.
Number 3 was Venda, the little Ceratogyrus darlingii who considering its lack of stature (less than 1" dls) put on a very brave show.