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While in Zante this year we visited a small zoo that had reptiles only.

 

Some we couldn't handle but it was great to hold a croc, lizards, a big fat toad, week old tortoise and snakes of all shapes and sizes, suprisingly my grandaughter loved the snakes.

 

Freaked me to start with when she came walking towards me saying 'Grandad look' :)

 

The Tarantula was amazing, so light hardly knew it was on my hand :cool:

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cool pics ! my kind of zoo :)

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Show off!! :)

 

At least it desensitises your daughter against creatures that a lot of people have an irrational fear of. Which can only be a good thing. Unless they pick up something especially naughty! :)

 

I'm always catching those big house spiders, and by the time I put them outside they are normally somewhere on me rather than my hand ;)

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Have said for years that i would like a couple of Tarantula's but never got round to getting any, maybe one day :cool:

 

Grandaughter may try to let them run loose which is a bit worrying :innocent:

 

Not got room for snakes and not sure the cats would appriciate them, could develope into a bit of a war :D

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Sorry mate, got a bit shirty there :p I don't mean it really :)

 

 

That's ok. Sometimes the use of one or two words in the wrong place can mean something entirely different to what was meant.

 

My girlfriend really doesn't want me to get a Tarantula, and is threatening that she will move out before she allows one in. I'm thinking of packing her stuff already :D

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Not got room for snakes and not sure the cats would appriciate them, could develope into a bit of a war :D

 

Have got the snake and cat problem too I just keep mine in the vivarium locked away until it's time to let them out for 5 at which point the cats get shut out of the room ;)

 

also have to keep the cats and dog seperate atm which is causing more hassle, they just refuse to get along :( he wants to eat them and they want to wind him up :rolleyes: anyone have any suggestions ? would be greatly appreciated :)

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That's ok. Sometimes the use of one or two words in the wrong place can mean something entirely different to what was meant.

 

My girlfriend really doesn't want me to get a Tarantula, and is threatening that she will move out before she allows one in. I'm thinking of packing her stuff already :D

I dont blame her they need squashing lol

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Have got the snake and cat problem too I just keep mine in the vivarium locked away until it's time to let them out for 5 at which point the cats get shut out of the room ;)

 

also have to keep the cats and dog seperate atm which is causing more hassle, they just refuse to get along :( he wants to eat them and they want to wind him up :rolleyes: anyone have any suggestions ? would be greatly appreciated :)

just let them all out together and watch :D

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In answer to your first question all spiders are venomous to certain degrees, the goliath isn't very venomous as a species, as with all new world spiders ( americas inc s america ) but in her case the savagery of the bite and 1 inch long fangs means I don't directly handle her ;)

 

Have had one of my T's escape in the past ( was a mexican superb through a noob mistake of leaving the lid at an angle instead of sealed properly and he managed to prise the weight of the glass lid open enough to escape ! found him under the wifes baseball cap on her desk in the office.

 

*Gulp*

 

Sorry but I would never have a pet which would love to try and kill me! :D

 

 

While in Zante this year we visited a small zoo that had reptiles only.

 

Some we couldn't handle but it was great to hold a croc, lizards, a big fat toad, week old tortoise and snakes of all shapes and sizes, suprisingly my grandaughter loved the snakes.

 

Freaked me to start with when she came walking towards me saying 'Grandad look' :)

 

The Tarantula was amazing, so light hardly knew it was on my hand :cool:

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee70/GazBram/HPIM0472-1.jpg

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee70/GazBram/HPIM0463.jpg

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee70/GazBram/HPIM0465.jpg

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee70/GazBram/HPIM0479.jpg

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee70/GazBram/HPIM0483.jpg

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee70/GazBram/HPIM0484.jpg

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee70/GazBram/HPIM0489.jpg

http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee70/GazBram/HPIM0499.jpg

 

 

Bugger that! :blink:

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