are trantulas friendly comparing to other spiders?

Question

Are trantulas really friendly

Answer 1

Makes no difference to me. A spider is a spider and the only good spider is a dead spider.

Answer 2

What do you mean by friendly...that is a human trait...you can't really call any organism "friendly". Yes, some people have tarantulas as pets...but I suppose any spider could be made into a pet. I have handled tarantulas in the wild and they seemed pretty mellow, they did not attempt to bite anyone. I have handled pet tarantulas as well, but all are capable of biting, you just have to know what signs to look for to see if they are agitated and are about to bite. Most will use their legs to rub hair off their abdomen when they are about to bite, so this would be the time to put them down.

Answer 3

If you consider a tarantula in the wild and see it rear up on it's back legs and rush you will not see it as a friendly little buddy. It is like the black hairy spiders in the west that jump like crazy---the best spider is the one on the bottom of your shoe.

Answer 4

I suppose that it depends on the species. But if the pet store is selling them as pets, then obviously they pick the friendliest ones to sell, because they want happy customers.

I don't know about wild spiders, however.

Answer 5

If it grow to be for my own exhilaration (and that i take advantage of that factor era gently), then no. i do unlike popular meat, by no potential ideas a bloody spider. in spite of the undeniable fact that, if my eating it would bring about ending international poverty or bringing back the dodo then i might do it.

Answer 6

i wouldn't say they are actually friendly, just mostly more docile than other spiders, but they will defend themselves if threatened.

Answer 7

Tarantulas?


Pets--if you like...