Centipede Vs Spider :)

[ruckaisawesome]

This is a video i took of my centipede and spider fighting. I came across them in the basement, so i thought, why not make a youube video out of them? well, enjoy the video
http/www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsV_BlA0I5E

 

[bae1994]

hmm gross not sure this is really the best place to post not very fish related

 

[Paradise3]

I love the centipede but the spider is too small for my taste... I like gooty sapphires and earth tigers and stuff that's big like that.

Edit:
Got some pictures of my top 5 spiders.
At number 5...... The Earth Tiger! A highly aggressive large tarantula that will not tolerate you approaching it.

At number 4...... The Blue Beauty! A large and stocky tarantula found in Chile, it has unusual fluffy silver hairs in it's carapace.

At number 3...... The Emerald Skeleton! A small-ish tarantula reaching onlt 4", leg to leg, that attempts to hide from danger. That failing it attempts to bite the danger.

At number 2...... The Blue Fang! An exciting species of the Ephebopus genus in the subfamily of Aviculariinae. Their natural habitat is in deep underground burrows that are often constructed with fallen flora and supported by a thick layer of silk spun out to the entrance.

And at number 1...... The Gooty Sapphire! A striking arboreal tarantula from India.

Cheers,
Paradise<3!

 

[ruckaisawesome]

I love the centipede but the spider is too small for my taste... I like gooty sapphires and earth tigers and stuff that's big like that.

Edit:
Got some pictures of my top 5 spiders.
At number 5...... The Earth Tiger! A highly aggressive large tarantula that will not tolerate you approaching it.

At number 4...... The Blue Beauty! A large and stocky tarantula found in Chile, it has unusual fluffy silver hairs in it's carapace.

At number 3...... The Emerald Skeleton! A small-ish tarantula reaching onlt 4", leg to leg, that attempts to hide from danger. That failing it attempts to bite the danger.

At number 2...... The Blue Fang! An exciting species of the Ephebopus genus in the subfamily of Aviculariinae. Their natural habitat is in deep underground burrows that are often constructed with fallen flora and supported by a thick layer of silk spun out to the entrance.

And at number 1...... The Gooty Sapphire! A striking arboreal tarantula from India.

Cheers,
Paradise<3!

wow.. that blue one looks AMAZING!! even though im arachniphobic, i think i just might buy one of these guys...

 

[Paradise3]

Good luck! They are one of the rarest tarantula's available and you have a low chance of finding one that cost's less than £100!

 

[loraxchick]

i like #4
cheers

 

[Paradise3]

i like #4
cheers

The blue beauty? Yeah they are gorgeous but all of those tarantula's are really rare so getting them is next to impossible and they cost a hell of a lot when you can find them.

 

[ruckaisawesome]

i like #4
cheers

The blue beauty? Yeah they are gorgeous but all of those tarantula's are really rare so getting them is next to impossible and they cost a hell of a lot when you can find them.

it always makes me wonder... why would they charge so much for a bug??

 

[Vin Swords]

And at number 1...... The Gooty Sapphire! A striking arboreal tarantula from India.

very common in tropical monsoon season in nothern sri lanka. i have killed atleast 100 of them.

got bitten by a tiger face tarantula one time.... it took a week to get rid of the pain.

 

[Paradise3]

And at number 1...... The Gooty Sapphire! A striking arboreal tarantula from India.

very common in tropical monsoon season in nothern sri lanka. i have killed atleast 100 of them.

Yes but they aren't common in the trade in the UK. They haven't been captive bred enough and wild caught can take a lot longer to get used to a new home and could die easily.

 

[Vin Swords]

Yes but they aren't common in the trade in the UK. They haven't been captive bred enough and wild caught can take a lot longer to get used to a new home and could die easily.

to be honest i dont know anything about them..

 

[Paradise3]

Out of the 2 that I've seen in Sheffield Exotics only one was captive bred and he was about 2" leg to leg and he cost about £150. I was shocked but when they told me he was a rare tarantula I said "Oh, now I get the high price and the whole 'You have to be an experienced owner to buy one' thing"