M. Balfouri Communal Feeding + Feeding Some Blue Tarantulas
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2019
- So I am back after a short summer break and went round Graemes to film another feeding of the Monocentropus balfouri communal. Whilst there we also fed a few others.
Thanks to everyone who popped in on the live on Instagram.
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• Unicorn Heads - Song o... Животные
Never thought tarantulas could live communally. Thanks for the video!
This enclosure and webbing reminds me so much of that one scene in Hobbit
It reminds me of that scene from King Kong when the photographers fall in that cavern full fo bugs
It reminds me of harry potter spider scene.
I was also thinking Harry Potter chamber of secrets too Aaragog if you know you know 😆
@@chillout8320 same exact scene I was thinking of too
"Go? I think not. My sons and daughters do not harm Hagrid on my command. But I cannot deny them fresh meat that wanders so willingly into our midst. Goodbye, friend of Hagrid"
- Aragog, king of the arachnids.
How did I not know this channel existed before now!? At least I have some more videos to binge watch and keep me up at night!
Haha. Thanks for watching
The other crickets would be like...
“NOBODY FUCKING MOVES”
Right it's like they are in squid games red light green light lol
Ive never seen a type of Tarantula that lives in social numbers until now.
😱😵🌋🌋🌋
Now I've seen EVERYTHING!!!!!!!
So excited to see this video. Love to see all that beautiful webbing they have created. Congrats on the sack! Cant wait to see all those tiny legs grow.
Thank you 😊
Fingers crossed it is successful 🤞🤞🤞
Ah! A tarantula channel that I've never seen before?! Subbed!
Edit: loved your communal! Nicely done
Thank you! 🙂
Wow so many beautiful colored tarantulas with the blues and then that gorgeous red one. You've have a wonderful collection of spiders. Thanks for the feeding show....
Song of mirrors... what a beautiful track to add to this vid. These Balfouris are so gorgeous, wish I had this setup. Great vid, bud!
Communal tarantulas, that's a new one for me!.
So interesting seeing their giant hive with entrances etc.
what's the name of the specie?.
Yeah they are really cool. The scientific name is Monocentropus balfouri. They are commonly known as Socotra Island Blue leg baboon tarantulas.
They’re not the only tarantulas known to be kept in communals. Poecilotheria Metallica for example.
@@kaanarslan9270 yep. We had a communal of metallicas but we have separated it. You can see them in this video at about 8 minutes in 🙂 ruclips.net/video/V83OAkz4NCI/видео.html
Ian Tarrantula can metallic pink toes stay together
@@chillout8320 sorry I didn't see this sooner. I don't believe Avicularia are communal.
Love your communal, it looks epic, fantastic feeding session with them! Great news on the egg sac, what an amazing mama T she is 💜
Fingers crossed it is a good sac 🤞🤞🤞
That’s really nice video! I love being able to see a really clear view of the tarantulas. And there are a bunch of them 😯!
Awesome video Ian, you just made me add another T to my never ending want list. The Sabah Blue is absolutely stunning.
And it’s always nice to see an update on that fantastic Balfouri communal.
Thanks for sharing 😊
Hehe Sowwy 😁😁😁 my list is probably just as long hehe.
That’s so cool I always that Tarantulas liked living alone
That’s a beautiful Balfouri community 🥰 Still on my list to get 🤣
Great take downs! Your Versicolor is sooo cute 😊
Thanks 😊 yep they are stunning
Amazing video dude! And looks like it was an amazing success too! Check out your growth and views! Proud of you my man!
Thanks buddy. Absolutely blown away by this 🙂
Great video. Balfouri communal looks awesome.
That Balfouri communal is insane, love it.
I know. It really is unbelievable
@@IanTarrantula Is that the only species of T that forms communals?
That spider is very cute! :-)
They say that in the animal kingdom one of the first great steps in an animal's evolution is societal standards. (Humans having some of the most followed by ants and whales and etc)
Makes me wonder just how smart these little devils really are.
I’ll have heart attack if I saw that
This was interesting in a beautiful way. Woooow
Wow, beautiful communal! Awesome footage 😊👍
Thank you 😊
Love how you close up on them very good
That setup is insane! Congratulations on the 600 subs mate
Thanks buddy 👍
Simply amazing
Very impressive. Just started watching tarantula videos and am considering starting a setup. I love the way your enclosure looks with all the webs. Your exotic tarantulas look really pretty too
Thank you. It is really something special
There is a website I found that sells exotic Ts from all over the world
Holy bro GreAt video nice👍I'm sure this took a long time to edit and shoot I'm impressed,awesome👌👌👌
Thanks. It took a few hours to record and edit down the good bits. Thank you 🙂
Never seen anything like this before. Stunning set up and spiders. I am not a fan of spiders but i like to watch the takedowns.
Liked and subbed. Want to see more.
Thanks for watching 🙂
Such beautiful T's!
This is awesome 👍🏻
I'm always amazed at how fast they move when they attack
Great video. Please do more so I can distract myself from life by watching Tarantula feeding videos 😂 🕸🕸🕸🕷🕷🕷
Haha. Thanks! Well it is feeding time tonight so if I get any decent clips then I may put a few together 🙂
cockroaches: just freeze they wont find us. minutes later....
beautiful set up 🕸 😍
Very cool set up dude really enjoy the vid!
Thank you 😊
Awesome videos and Music
Congratulations on your 100k views my friend 😊
Beautiful T's and communal enclosure. Nice to see them live together peacefully and not cannibalize eachother.
Thanks to everyone who has so far watched, liked and subscribed.
Once I hit 1000 subscribers it will enable me to live stream again amd when that happens we will do a special live feeding of this amazing communal. So please subscribe if you would love to see that happen 🙂
Ian Tarrantula + Wao!! First time I see a colony like that!! They can be kept together. I wanna know more about this species. Thanks!!
@@negronjr7853 I shall be doing a complete guide on these soon. Just gathering up information and footage 🙂
@@negronjr7853 is it possible to put another Balfouri ts in that kind of set. Up which come from another egg sac?
@@vincesimon1284 I personally wouldn't recommend it. Maybe add mature males to introduce new bloodlines but that would be about it. My personal communal I have has 5 and I also have a sling but I will keep that one separate to my communal.
Question 💭❓if there is left over dead crickets in the tank. Do you clean them out? Or if not will they cause any problems like magets, or mites, or bad smell? Thanks for your time ⏰
Tnx for the vids bro. It really help me how to set-up and know what is communal.
More vids about this. 😁😁✌🏼
Thanks for watching. There is plenty of updates on my channel to keep you going for a while 🙂
Holy shit. I thought a scene like this was only in movies. Im not scared im fascinated by that habitat u made for them.
Omg. Omg... You have such a cute family of spiders in one terrarium...
6:14 woah I've never seen a blue tarantula before those colours look amazing :o
These are the most beautiful of Blue Tarantulas. Check this one out:
ruclips.net/video/rh7NVG_87fA/видео.html
Look at that beauty wow
So awesome i never seen so many adult t's together
That's incredible mate,😎👍
So fascinating 🔥
Despite how much I’ve loved spiders and have been fascinated by their existence for years to the point of researching them constantly.. I’m genuinely amazed that I never learned that sometimes spiders will live in colonies and form a “Social Spider” group. But now that I know this, I’m even more amazed at how intelligent and fascinating these 8 legged creatures can be.
swtg spiders are the biggest fuck you to anything alive and humans love it or hate it XD theres an reason we instinctually fear the fuckers and either learn to not fear them or we are less genetically scared of them
this is why im glad to live in the northern hemisphere
beautiful😍
I wanna start one of these. Then put cool movie references in their tank. First 2 I can think of is Frodo & Sam. & A guy on a dirt bike like the end of “Eight Legged Freaks”
My little girl loves tarantulas and loves the M Balfouri communal x
That is awesome that she is showing an interest in them. Balfouri communals are one of the best 😃
We have 4 tarantulas I love them!❤🕷
That is awesome 🙂 which ones do you have?
Oh my god i love Balfouries. I hope some day i'll have my own too!
You won't regret it when you do 😁
Never seen communal turantulas before. Do any live in the wild like this? Looks amazing 👍
There isn't a massive amount of data researched on these. They come from Socotra Island in Yemen and it is quite remote. But where there have been sightings, there has been webbing like in the enclosure suggesting that they do live together in the wild. I would be my ultimate dream to go out and study them in their natural habitat. Maybe one day 🤞
@@IanTarrantula very fascinating, like something out of a movie. Great video 👍
Stunning communal this and a P. Metallica communal are on my dream list.
Thank you. Yes a P. metallica communal is one of my upcoming projects. My female has just moulted and I had 2 sud adult males so waiting for one of them to mature 🙂
Ian Tarrantula Nice best of luck on that project. I subbed keep up the good work.
@@oldpop788 thank you. Really appreciate it 🙂
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Tarantulas are very nice in my opinion
awesome
I hate spiders but this looks amazing seeing them get there food.
Very good
And from this video it looks like an alien landscape.
If we use macro cameras then it gonna be a totally different perspective.
Keep up the good work.
Great video mate, about to change my Balfouri communal to a better set up.
Nice mate. Look forward to seeing it
Thanks for the quick ptsd 👍🏻
You're welcome. 🤣
@ian tarantula what if it sneaks out of its cage and crawls on your face at night
Love the Vids mate!
Will you be attending the Eastern Invert show?
Thanks mate!
Unfortunately I won't be going 😕
I will be in Brighton for the Southern Invert show however.
So want something like this in my classroom.
That would be awesome thing to do and to be able to show your students 🙂
I can't wait for mine too get that size
very cool, would love to visit Socotra and see them in the wild one day.
That would be my ultimate dream. I have looked into it and it is very expensive 😲
I was thinking about them being fed before you trew that carton full of roaches in😂😂😂
New meaning to the Spider-Verse
Yes!! Why did I not think of this myself??
With the coolest spiders world wide 😍😍😍
Really awesome feeding video on your m Balfouri communal mate and how many is in communal :)
Thank you 😊
There was 65 when we put them in there
Ben top esse ninho de aranha parabéns mano vídeo excelenti
I lvoe the communal videos. Hopefully the mum's sac will do well
Fingers crossed 🤞🤞🤞
Amazing setup mate . It's dead cool to see this. I've been wanting to do a similar thing since seeing this. Do you keep males and females together?
A few mature males have been taken out.
Do the females lay egg sacs in the enclosure and the babies hatch and raise up inside it?
@@NORTHERNEXOTICS that is an interesting question and one we hope to answer in the future. There is currently only 1 generation in there currently and the females are only just coming upto maturity. We can confirm that the mothers are very maternal and will share her food with her offspring.
Is this a species that eat the males after intercourse
I love what your doing and your footage of your amazing communal!! One question?? How do you clean out all of the bolus's and old molts to prevent a mold problem?
Thank you. They do tend to have a bit of a clean up every now and then. They throw old moulta out and tend to have a small area where waste is dumped. It is actually really fascinating.
@@IanTarrantula Very fascinating indeed! That makes cleanup a bit easier on you guys I would imagine. Thanks for the info :) Cheers!
Thia music looks likes Stranger Things, i guess 👍🏻
Edit: i like Tarantulas, i like all, is so cute the baby tarantulas 😙.
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You could tell exact moment the other bugs noticed this aint right lol
Wow so cool
Man I know how Frodo an Sam felt in the lord of the rings now ,
Love the spider house with lot of doors or windows. don't they fight against each other?
No real fighting
A really good friend of mine has three and if possible I will stand there for hours and watch them. I mean I could throw a whatever size tv out the window and sit a couch in front of something like that.
All of the spiders was like : SHINZO SASAGEYO!!!
My first spider was a GBB. I only have the 1 but man I love these spiders and love the fact that they can be kept communally only makes them cooler. How often do you change the enclosure? When you do change it is it just a lot of catch-cups and time getting all the animas out safely?
We changed it once. They are generally very clean and tidy so no need for substrate changes ect.
Didn't know you could keep multiple tarantulas in one enclosure like this. Thought they would fight each other
There are a very small amount that can live together. These are the most successful
Imagine this lot escaping. My worse nightmare as 65 Ts in there. Lol
Surprised this is the first comment about there being 65 in there.
Spider sociaty? I see it firstime... 8)
Awesome video mate. How many Balfouri do you have in there?
There were 65 in here at the time of filming.
The idea of a communal enclosure is so interesting to me! I am very impressed with your set up. Have you lost some tarantulas with this type of set up? Just curious.
I know. It was only a few years ago I thought exactly that! To be honest, we are not sure. When we housed them there were 65. I would like to think that there are 65 still in there but it would be impossible to tell without getting them all out and doing a head count.
@@IanTarrantula holy shit that's crazy! Are these the only communal tarantulas?
Hey just wondering I tried a communal and first 2 days I lost 1 of 4 and I can't tell how many are left . At least one . If there are more they are in the ground
Their home need to call
TARANTULA VILLAGE
T Town 😃
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Social spiders are so different... fascinating.
Indeed they are
This is really cool especially since I have a little arachnophobia how do the tarantulas know not to kill each other
Thanks for watching. It is amazing how many people I speak to who have started to keep tarantulas to try and help cure theor arachnophobia. These are one of a few unique species that can be kept together. It is still unknown why. But maybe something that has been imprinted on them for many generations. Their natural habitat is a very small island and maybe they jave learnt to live together in a group rather than in solitary burrows. More research needs to be done but due to their rarity in the wild, it is very difficult.
ふわふわしてる
もふもふしてる
意外と足が長い
獲物を捕まえる時は異様に速い
狭い所で落ち着いてる
捕まえた獲物は口で加えて移動
たまに獲物を取りこぼす
可愛い
口がωの形で可愛い
好戦的に見えて臆病でもある
見れば見るほど愛着が湧く
…つまり、この蜘蛛は実質猫なのでは…??????????
How many tarantulas are in this enclosure . IT's very interesting with these communal enclosure, i want to have this too but i don't know how many t's i can handle in it . Now i have 7 tarantulas, 4 of These are adult but not for communal .
Nice. There were 65 when we housed them in here. I have a communal of 5 myself and they are very easy to keep.
Hi Ian Great "but extremely squirmy" video. I love this type of video.
I watched a clip a while ago and it showed a keeper collecting Balfour for a communal box counted them and individually boxed them. I could be wrong but I think he got passed 20 in the total amount, I cannot find it anywhere does it ring any bells with you? Was it you?
Thanks again xxxx
Thanks 😊
I think it possibly could have been one of mine when we rearranged this enclosure possibly 🤔
Nice feeding video! I keep a communal of balfouri as well.. btw, I just want to ask coz it seems like all 4 of mine are females, is it okay to introduce a male straight on the enclosure? Or should I pick 1 to mate then return it on the same enclosure? Or should I just totally separate the mated female and have herself a separate communal?
Thank you. We have done exactly that. Introduced a unrelated male. He has been in there for the past 3 weeks now and he is still doing well. Since this video we have removed all the males (about 20 or so) and left 25 in there. We have so far seen no signs of any egg sacs but from what I we have researched they don't tend to drop sacs in communals. We are trying to test this and prove it is possible. But I would suggest removing one female and keep her solitary for a better chance.
How many tarantulas live in the nest 20 or so or more than that ?
Nice
nice family xd
Great communal bet the crickets don't last long 🤪🤪
They never do. 24 hours later, not one in sight 😁😁😁