Spiders for beginners A TUTORIAL

[@Ryal89]

What I respect most about this video is that you keep circling back to the spiders having their own personalities. A lot of people I know think dogs, cats, birds etc are the ones capable of it and don't understand arachnids are capable of that as well.

[@tanakeilidh384]

3:10 Tliltocatl albopilosus 7:15 Tliltocatl vagans 9:15 Lasiodora parahybana 11:35 Grammastola pulchra 15:45 Brachypelma boehmei 18:00 Brachypelma auratum 19:50 Brachypelma emelia 22:22 Brachypelma hamorii 23:50 B. auratum (sling) 25:15 Acanthoscurria geniculata Beautiful tarantulas! Another stellar video loaded with valuable advice and information. Cheers to Dave and all his little beasties and also, of course, the intrepid and unforgettable Camera Lady!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

At ❤️❤️❤️❤️ thank you 🙏

[@likebutton5445]

Thank you so much for your calm informative knowledge sharing. I don't watch your channel as a hobbyist, but as someone who is an extreme arachnophobe. I get an enormous amount of reassurance learning about their behaviours from someone who talks like he's talking about a favourite pet cat. I don't have tarantulas running freely around my house but you have saved me from many panic attacks when I've seen common house ones dash out from under the sofa, and I've pulled myself together and asked myself what would Dave do. Thank you. I appreciate and respect your channel so much.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you so much thats all I ever wanted to do was show a different side to these amazing creatures ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@leebrewer5773]

FIRST LOVE THE CHANNEL AND AS ALWAYS BE GENTLE AND LOVE YOUR SPIDER'S

[@daveslittlebeasties]

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[@susannesamuelsson2930]

Such lovely looking spiders! I have seen that "Happy Dance" to in the Grammostola Rosea I took care of for my son when she got a good meal! Luni was a docile kind creature but she could be fast when she wanted to be it. I have only seen her really upset 😡 or angry once and she was mostly curious I think normally and didn't show any grumpy behavior. She was often sitting on display outside on her house so she was a good company for me when I was in my office. Easy to care for and she didn't need much really. A picky eater and a slow grower perhaps but still a good ambassador for her kind! I think spiders etc are good pets but meant for display not handling. They are fragile creatures and those fangs are huge so I bet that a bite will hurt quite a bit and if you are allergic it can be a not so wise thing to get a bite. Respect doesn't mean that you fear them but you should be aware of their potential to hurt you ( or you them ). I think spiders are individuals just like us with their good and perhaps not so good days. You Dave and Sweet Camera Lady makes my days happier, thank you for all the good advice and spider information you put out here for us! Big warm hugs 🫂, Susanne.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you Susan it really means the world to us ❤❤❤

[@pixie706]

I do like the fact that you treat each spider individually and respect their view on life. Too many people think of a pet as a toy to pick up and put down at whim. Animals needs must come first at all times but some can be hard to"read". A very valuable session today thanks Dave

[@Quazawe]

buying a female curly hair tarantula after doing a lot of research, watching you and other spidertubers have finally given me the courage to take care of a tarantula. Thank you so much for the long and detailed guide on beginner tarantulas

[@davidsmith8997]

Saw a few videos and I have to say it's nice to see a pet owner who thinks it's not necessary to harass and pick up potentially dangerous animals (from king cobras to funnel webs). As someone with a background in biology I completely agree it doesn't benefit the spider, they don't form emotional bonds with people, and you're risking your and the spider's health. Care for them, enjoy them, but leave them to live a safer, calmer, life- great channel and great advice!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you 🙏

[@jasonashdown7358]

Amazing Information as always, even for knowledgeable keepers, never to forget the basics.

[@maggimausegeist9430]

Another great Video. I have 4 harmorii....3 are very peaceful, but one is a Beast.

[@noahroy7145]

You always have that 1...

[@Ujuani68]

We all need a bit of spice in our lives.

[@V-skeptic]

Dave: you'll notice the roach is still alive. tarantula: inserts fang through head. Dave: that wouldn't have helped. 😅

[@daveslittlebeasties]

😂😂😂

[@rachealwood7840]

These rules should be used for all animals. I've seen KZbinrs screaming and jumping around to express excitement. The excuse as always is they can't hear. Well they sure as hell feel that vibration. . Great job Mr. & Mrs. Beastie

[@areolata]

I found out a long time ago that a really good beginner spider is the Texas Brown Tarantula. In Oklahoma they were everywhere and you could literally just pick up any adult, off the side of the road, and they were so chill. They are also very easy to keep. And I really liked the trapdoors that live in the Southern U.S. as well.

[@Doc-149]

Superb upload Dave - and great filming as always! I came to your site probably a year ago - looking for tips on a good beginner spider, and I *still* haven’t got it! That’s the beauty of this channel - there’s so much invaluable information and content, that just watching has become almost a hobby in itself - I literally can’t decide, and secondly, I want to be 100% certain that I get the right spider *for me* as you pointed out in this video. It needs to be big, a slow grower with a long lifespan - and that’s not a simple decision to make, as is obvious from this. I’m in no rush either, it may be a hobby, but it’s also an investment of both time and care, like any pet. When I get my girl, I’ll be armed with a veritable encyclopaedia on her accommodation, feeding, climate, welfare and care, ambient surroundings - all learned from here. So thank you both, for the most entertaining and educational, tarantula learning resource on the Web - bar none! And giving me time to think and prepare properly - there’s so much more to all this than simply buying a sling in a box. It’ll outlive me at this rate when I eventually get her. 👍💙😉

[@daveslittlebeasties]

I am so glad your enjoying the channel and the hobby your doing everything right so far ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Doc-149]

@@daveslittlebeasties I have a great mentor! 👍😉💙

[@daveslittlebeasties]

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[@arachnescorner3113]

I totally appreciate your channel , I had a female curly hair and she loved getting out of her enclosure just to crawl on my sweater lol every single time she escaped she would seek my sweater lol and she wasn’t cold either lol

[@jenniferdrummond4068]

My first juvie was an Aphonopelma bicoloratum and she was the 'meanest' madam ever! Of course, not truly 'mean', just incredibly defensive. She was a 'bite first and ask questions later' spider no matter what you were doing...feeding, watering, spot cleaning...she was not a kicker but she made great use of her teeth. It was a baptism of fire into spider keeping! It was also a really good lesson in how they truly are all individuals.

[@christophersmith2998]

My eight year old daughter, is on #15, thanks to Dave. Seems to us the Mexican and Arizona species are the most mellow...

[@burmlife9744]

I got into spiders through your breeding videos .I ended up getting 5 obt's I couldn't be happier and they are all growing fast and healthy

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thats awesome ❤️👍

[@YouMatterAndYouAreLoved]

This man is so gentle with these spiders. I love that. Another wonderful video. So glad he showed up in my recommended videos! I'm subscribing. Thumbs up.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you very much! and welcome to our channel 👍❤️

[@terrybryant4855]

My partner and I will soon be getting our first spider, a gbb and I have to say its all thanks to you. I was so terrified of spiders I couldn't even watch them on TV, I'd go screaming out the house if I saw the tiniest house spider. I'm still a bit scared of them but thanks to how calm and informative you are I'm getting over my fear and the Mrs is very happy she's getting spider. Thankyou for the awesome channel

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thats fantastic I so hope you enjoy your new spider just remember to follow the simple rules and im sure you will be fine , always here to help if needed ❤👍

[@janicehonea7613]

Thank you for the information for beginners And we have a beautiful collection thank you for sharing🕸🕷

[@ahb3251]

Thank you for giving us beginners some of your time and expertise. It was nice to see some spiders that I actually own, to compare and get some advice from someone I trust.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

So nice of you❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kristenvincent3622]

Love the educational video, and your calm and gentle approach to handling these guys. I’m getting better at managing my reactions to spiders in our general environment, and seeing these beautiful creatures really helps. One day I may work up to keeping one myself. (40 years old and I’ve been working on my arachnophobia for a good 25 years!) I can now fairly confidently and safely relocate our local black widows from building materials or around the house without swatting or squashing. Thank you!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Small steps my friend ❤️👍

[@Ujuani68]

Please don't burn that house down, it's not a good idea...😜😄 I myself suffered from big-time arachnophobia, but! I took it upon myself to go to a reptile show and SEE those tarantulas... I thought, they were the size of dinner plates, man, was I wrong!🤣🤦‍♂️ I got to hold a very sweet, small one, and it was as if my horror disappeared, like water turning into steam, and just disappearing, altogether. Try it, I can ONLY recommend it. I am about to buy my 12th spider here in October.😉 Hugs from Copenhagen, Denmark. 🇩🇰

[@chemprofmatt]

Fantastic video. I'm sure many people think that "beginner" always means "boring", and clearly that's not always the case. I really like the Curly Hair, particularly because they rarely seem like they're in a hurry to get anywhere. There is something to be said for gentility.

[@crystalconstantine5102]

Thanks Dave & Camera Lady! I always enjoy your videos! I went with a C. Cyaneopubescens (GBB) & C. Versicolor slings as my first T's. Unfortunately my versicolor died suddenly, I think it was S.A.D. However my Cyanapubesens is doing awesome. I am so happy I got her as one of my first, I love her so much. Now I plan on many many more, lol. But your videos have helped me with a lot of questions about her and her care. So again thank you!

[@melaniezagata4402]

Loved the video Dave very informative! My daughter and I are here at this to intermediate stage. We love our spiders!

[@joannegalway1226]

Hi Dave and Camera Lady 💕💙 hope you’re doing well and enjoying your day. I loved this video because 1. I have learned such a lot about Tarantulas & True Spiders from you. 2. I am respectful of house spiders 🕷 now. 3. I too get tongue tied saying Nicaraguan and Chichester 😂 I don’t know if I’d ever get my own Tarantula, but I’m fascinated by them! I don’t think I’m the only one either. I’m partly over my Arachnophobia because of Yourselves. They are gorgeous creatures 🕷🕷🕷💕💙 I think if that big garden spider never went into my hair when I was Wee and scared the begebbers outta me, I might have my own Tarantula now 😆😆🥰 And, Yes please do an intermediate class spider video too. Also an experienced video please. 🕷💙🕷💕 Take care both of Ya’s 💕💙🥰xxxx

[@graemewright2046]

another brilliant educational video PROFF from the beastie room point of view. great to see some of your easier spider collections. (ha ha ha) a great video CAMERA LADY. many thanks guys and take care.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Cheers Graeme ❤️👍

[@ellenlynch7398]

I just love how loving you are with all of your little family 💞

[@MusicOfDestruction]

The only way to be.... Theyre such misunderstood creatures... i love them all... but theres some i wouldnt keep just because of their venom or aggressiveness

[@barbhelle5481]

Thank you bunches. They are so pretty. I watched your video on my 50 inch TV and WOW it makes a difference seeing the spiders.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

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[@deewhitcha6014]

so many people think beginner Ts are boring...... not the case at all! You showed just how beautiful and interesting these underrated spiders are

[@NorThenX047]

I had a rosehair that i raised from sling to 6 yearold adult female. Beautiful color. Super docile , loved to sleep in my warm hand. Aggressive eater , she would jump 5 inches up and take food from my tongs. She would also burrow and make webbed tunnels all over the tank (substrate was maybe 4-5 inches deep) Best spider i ever had

[@tarantuladeanandexotics8955]

From across the pond in North Carolina, been in the hobby for decades and am 60 now and have a bit of knowledge keeping not so much breeding T's, but to get to the point, I really enjoy your content, you are one of my favorite youtubers, so informative and enjoyable to watch, thanks so much! and keep up the good work.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thats fantastic we appreciate your support ❤️❤️❤️

[@ozbubbles1]

Very interesting Dave and T, thank you. 💗💙

[@darrenwoolley8736]

Again., another great video Dave, great advice too, nice little treat seeing that feeding clip.., I didn't expect that.. 👍😃👍

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thanks 👍

[@belindalaing7592]

They are all just beautiful and 😊👍

[@deanchampness2876]

Yet again m8 another awesome video, and Brilliant information 👏 👌

[@drunkunkle8077]

Dave you’re the best. You and tom moran have the best all around tarantula channels for actual information for the hobbyist!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

wow thank you 🙏

[@dannyboy5775]

Thank you Dave for opening my eyes to this world. I've never been a huge fan of arachnids, nor doubt I will ever be, but I find your channel to be absolutely fascinating. I am now glued to the TV every evening, not only admiring the superb specimens that you have in your collection, but also listening intently to your words of wisdom on the topic.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you my friend ❤️❤️👍

[@FranknBerry05]

I know this a old video but it's new to me I appreciate you sharing I always enjoy seeing your Ts and how you care for them! Always a pleasure 😊

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you so much!❤️👍

[@xuncledaddy4377]

Good gravy I hope Dave never stops making videos

[@daveslittlebeasties]

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[@JJasperPaperCo.]

Excellent video, Dave!!!

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Best arachnid channel on the platform, hands down. Big ups, Dave

[@daveslittlebeasties]

WOW thank you 🙏

[@albarosewilliams7443]

Really interesting video. I enjoyed it very much. Lovely spiders!

[@gordwright2351]

Excellent video Dave, covers good information for people getting into the hobby 👍

[@jenshelley4737]

Well done Dave!! Beginners need videos like this to help them grow healthy tarantulas! I know that when I was a newbie I soaked up every video I could find! And if anyone can teach them the proper way to care for their spiders, it's you! Bravo!🥰

[@kev.6149]

My female Chili Rose used to sit on my shoulder alot, never been bitten by my spiders. Love your vids.

[@Ujuani68]

I want one just like that! When I was a kid, I had a chicken, that I made tame, and also liked to sit on my shoulder! Then, when I became a teen, we got a puppy. She loved to sit wrapped around my neck, like one of these cheezy fox-skins, that not-so-rich ladies had on top of their coats!😄 Actually, when our doggy became a grown-up, she STILL wanted to sit ALL up on my lap, and she was a German Shorthair!🤣 Not very small, anymore... but she insisted. She also slept in my bed. Amazingly loving dog. Never angry...😥

[@andrewmonument8847]

Brilliant, informative video, Dave - especially the part about not needing to handle the spiders. So glad I stumbled on your channel.

[@thaikimerdiamond1669]

Started out in February with a B boehmei. She was 3inches when I got her but must be pushing 4 now. She's never kicked a hair at me :) And I've only ever seen her kick hairs once. All around her hide a day before she molted. Absolutely lovely spiders and I think you're right about the care. If you're gentle and calm there's no reason for the spider to kick so much hairs.

[@rakimtheking]

I respect you highly. Your videos are helping me deal with my phobia. I will say these spiders are beautiful. I will own one, one day.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Glad I could help

[@rakimtheking]

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[@ArDeeMee]

@@rakimtheking You’re not alone there. I absolutely love how many ˋphobes are in Dave‘s comment section, he really does make us feel safe. ❤

[@ster6222]

Great video, thanks for sharing, and always being awesome with your critters. ✌🏻

[@officedullard8722]

I like your spiders. I also like your videos.

[@susanelizabeth790]

Awesome video 📹 👏 thank you Mr and Mrs Dave 😊 I 100% agree with the not handling them 👍 😍😍😍

[@HR-od9fl]

My first T was a braccy Emilia,now I have had Ts and inverts over 10yrs I do like my more aggressive Ts now I've had the experience in care and husbandry ...great video from the beastie room as always❤️

[@julianarosef3103]

Love ur channel. Even tho im scared of spiders. And im thinking of getting a turantula. 😁😊😊

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thats awesome ❤️❤️❤️

[@wujalwujal6388]

The two spiders most easy going spiders I keep are the Lasiodorides Striatus and the Grammostola Pulchripes. Both are absolutly gorgeous and they attain large sizes. Those two were also the first species I bought and I can only recommend them for someone getting into tarantulas.

[@robinengbers6089]

Love this video My B Emilia is a burrower, she is a juvenile and loves to stay In her burrow. I keep her in an enclosure with about 5 to 6 inches of substrate and dampen one corner every week. She seems to be doing great and has molted twice for me. Just love her colors 😊

[@vanessasmith5227]

That's how I keep my B hamorii, which moulted last week for me 😁

[@Vinyl-Sloth]

Another cracking video,thank you, would love to see an intermediate one. Keep up the good informative work.

[@SneezingEagle]

Another really useful video! Cheers 😁

[@concon1820]

Great video. I agree that the spider has to fit the person. The best beginner spider is a spider that you actually want to own. No spider deserves to be reduced to be training wheels before you move on to "real spiders", so a new keeper shouldnt feel coerced into keeping a Brachypelma or a Tliltocatl or a Grammostola if thats not what they really want. The new world is full of amazing tarantulas and most of them will be a perfect fit if you do proper research and preparation.

[@belindalaing7592]

I just love how broad your channel is every post is something new and interesting keep up the great work guys 👍😊

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you so much 😀❤️❤️❤️

[@petermeichan3160]

i've always felt that handling a Tarantula is an accident waiting to happen

[@UntoteLady]

Nice choices of beginner spiders! I wanted to add that all of the Aphonopelma species would be great for starters as well, I really have a soft spot for them ❤

[@ahickin]

Great video mate. It was nice to see you yesterday.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

You too mate always good to catch up , Brighton next 😂👍

[@mjoverocker6072]

Great video very informative!!!

[@Vinyl-Sloth]

As always informative and interesting videos, very much enjoying them

[@m.b.boyack2228]

Fantastic video Dave, your collection is definitely 'world class', in addition to your expert knowledge and experience, which is abundantly evident. Absolutely beautiful specimens of spiders. We'll have to call you 'Peter Parker' - The Amazing Spider Man! Cheers.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Glad you enjoyed it❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@moobley_269]

The quality of the video was great Dave!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

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[@georgecardiff1946]

Absolutely brilliant Dave, really enjoyed that, fantastic advice for novice keeper's, and another brilliant job by yourself and camera 📷 lady Dave.

[@tinkmarshino]

absolutely fantastic David.. and in the immoral words written by Charles Dickens and spoken by Oliver Twist low those many years ago.. "Please sir, may I have some more!" 😊

[@daveslittlebeasties]

😂😂😂😂❤👍

[@stevem8131]

Love your channel! Gotta have love for the "beginner spiders". I have beginner, intermediate, and advanced Ts. Nice job explaining what a beginner T can be and adding that every spider is capable of having a skittish nature, and every spider can bite. I agree that handling does nothing good for your Ts, and they're best left alone. Plus, why put yourself at risk of being bitten and natural reaction will be to fling the spider off you, putting it in harms way. Keep loving our spiders!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@kierac.4627]

Hi Dave, love your videos so much I started watching them with my brother before he moved out so they’re special to me. Plus you helped me get over my fear of spiders! Saw you at the invert show on Sunday but was too shy to say hi. Thanks for the great content as always :)

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Dont be shy come and say hello I love meeting all you guys my next show will be Brighton so if your there come and find me ❤️❤️❤️👍

[@mariestubbs4606]

Some gorgeous Ts Dave and great close ups from Camera Lady ...

[@Hayley0412]

This video is so helpful I also agree that tarantulas don’t want to be picked up, they do not gain anything from the experience. If you want to pick it up get a dog or cat an animal that will love you to pick up and cuddle! Thank you for this really informative video, I will start with a jumping spider, I know some spider KZbinrs don’t rate the little jumpers but for me I think it will make me more confident! You have an amazing channel, you are an amazing couple! ❤️❤️❤️

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Jumpers are cool little spiders and a good starting point ❤️👍

[@BeneathTheGold]

When you first said “curly hair spider” I had to go look it up as I had visions of a spider with a tight perm snd a blue rinse.😂 I didn’t know you were going to show us one.

[@Ujuani68]

The grandma spider!🤣👍❤️

[@irissjoner1852]

..."Big ball of fluff"😍 Sooo many cuties ❤️ Another great video!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you! 😊

[@velvetdustbunny]

I needed this, Thank you! I accidentally jumped the gun into Old World because she was so beautiful! Quezon Blue Earth Tiger After watching your videos we had a very calm easy rehousing; Calm, Gentle and loving my spider ❤

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thats awesome my friend 👍

[@whatsthetemma1308]

Great video again. You covered that really well. I started out with pretty much all of those you mentioned. They are very forgiving. I started out with small slings when they don't have colour and found they made caring for them easily. Labeling them was my main mistake when I first got them as my collection grew and I forgot which was which. Something I rectify immediately I buy or rehouse any new additions.

[@staceynoir1988]

Im relatively new to the hobby and i have 4 spiders so far . Carebena versicolour, lasadoria parabyhana, t,angustum and gramastola pulcripes

[@playdead1892]

Very well done 👌🏻One of the best and most thorough beginner videos I have seen

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Wow, thanks!

[@BuffyLynn]

This was a fun one! ☺️👍🏻

[@DJAnubisMetalTavernRadio]

Thanks for doing this Dave, its always good to know your recommendations even for us beginners. :)

[@daveslittlebeasties]

We are all beginners my friend 👍❤️just at different stages ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@martink9481]

A. geniculata ftw! I saw the video title and was curious if you think of that species like I do and I´m glad you drew the same picture of them as I would. I chose to start the hobby with 3 of them because they never let you forget what they are capable of and not to underestimate even NW Tarantulas. Even after ten months, they can still freak me out with their unpredictable behaviour when it comes to feeding. One time they chase the slightest movement, another time they sit like a rock for ages and in the next second, they jump onto the prey out of nothing. Gets me every time. And they are like architects, give them enough clutter to play around with and their enclosures will look different almost every day.

[@pattijareo7423]

Very informative video! Thank you for your comments about handling tarantulas. Wisdom spoken there! 😄 And some very pretty spiders!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rebelbaron7003]

Wonderful video Dave. I picked up right away how gently and easy you open the opaque storage boxes and then close the lids just as gently. No doubt the comments from other keepers on how calm or nervous certain species are, is directly tied to how herky jerky,or nervous the keeper is in opening the cages as well as jabbing at their spiders in rehousing. Ive been a snake aficionado for over 55 years now,including keeping retics,Burms,boas,and an A Rock. Snakes,turtles,frogs,lizards do not like being jabbed at and take offense easily. In attempting to develop a trust relationship with your pets,including T's,I believe it is necessary at every stage to be as least threatening as possible.

[@Terri_Swift]

Hi Dave! Fantastic video! I have a brachypelma boehmi that I call Speedy because it teleports!! I have 3 of the tarantulas that you showed. 😀

[@Ujuani68]

Just like Avics!😄 They are such a likeable species; Usually chill and slowly soft in their movements... until they just ..explode with energy and joy!😄

[@arachnophobe2arachnoholic]

Beautiful Spiders thank you and I always learn something new will be upping my Brachypelmas humidity thanks Dave

[@liquidfluidity8061]

Good job on the Brachy coverage along with the other docile species. Also, definitely a good point to drive home - the urticating hairs. It's these hairs that drove me to get rid of most of my New Worlds as I had increasingly bad reactions. I even have some scarring. These may be docile but even the most season veterans love these guys, clear down to the Curly Hairs. Hats off to Camera Lady. You got some good shots for sure. Thank you both for your content. There's a reason that your channel has exploded ;)

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you so much 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@debrabolton9372]

This was a very educational and interesting video. The last spider shown is stunning. I can't imagine someone handling a spider. Common sense. I would not view it as a pet but a hobby that takes a lot of care. Be well.

[@sharonpaterson1281]

When you said she’s doing the “happy dance “ then we see the roach struggle and I’m laying here saying to myself well the roach certainly isn’t doing the happy dance lol that did make me giggle 🙊

[@daveslittlebeasties]

😂😂😂😂❤

[@sharonpaterson1281]

@@daveslittlebeasties haha 😂 gotta have a laugh hey ❤️

[@Ujuani68]

Prrro-bably not....😜🤣

[@danielwilliams1359]

23:21 Brilliantttt!👍👌💯

[@Gillian-xl7wb]

Great, another fascinating episode. Wow, get t stretch of years from those finds.👍😉

[@GarageSupra]

Great educational video yet again. Keep it up very entertaining

[@daveslittlebeasties]

Thank you 🤗

[@backgardenzoo2674]

Dave you are the GOAT 🐐

[@pedritos99]

Thank you for all your guidance and wisdom. 🙏❤

[@daveslittlebeasties]

You are so welcome

[@amysinterests2608]

Great video and information as always. Keep them coming 😍

[@michelleblake148]

Great video Dave thankyou .I've got all them you've shown us, except B hamorii and giant white knee, all have such beautiful colours,

[@proudarmymom1872]

Fabulous, you always hit it out of the park. My best to camera lady! Hoping to see a follow up soon on the GBB rehouse you did a while back.

[@lauriefulk3812]

Good job Dave and Camera Lady! I love watching your videos no matter the content. Have a great week until we meet again.

[@daveslittlebeasties]

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[@Bloopie666]

Absolutely love this video, Dave. I have no idea why people feel the need to handle their spiders. Seriously! I mean, say you have a goldfish you really love - do you take it in the bath with you? Or, do you play with it because it approaches you when you go to feed it and therefore it "knows" you and "wants" you to play with it - so you take it out and put it in a glass of water to watch tv with you?? Good grief...it's the same thing! Just give your spider the best home possible and enjoy it within its environment. You don't need to handle it!!

[@daveslittlebeasties]

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