The only people who would be exposed are people who are handling the tarantula (we recommend not handling) or caring for the tarantula. (I am fairly sensitive, so I will itch for a good week or two if I get careless when doing maintenance.) On me, it shows up as itchy bumps that look kind of like a poison ivy reaction. Typically, exposure is not a medically significant issue (unless the hairs get in your eyeball, in which case you should see an eye doctor right away), just a nuisance. (It is possible to sensitize over repeated exposures, so even if you have little or no reaction as a new keeper, that may change.) The severity of the reaction will depend on the species, amount of exposure, and the keeper's own immune system. I have some tarantulas that have never flicked hairs at me, and I have one grumpy boy who has recently decided to flick hairs any time I clean the water dish. Most of the commonly recommended beginner species are fairly docile, but it's always possible to get an oddball that is more defensive than is usual for the species. Thank you for reading.Ī tarantula's propensity to flick hairs will depend on species and individual temperament. I really hope somebody would give me an advice and answer all these questions.
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My brother have a slight sensitive skin, would his skin react even if he's not going near the Tarantula? And does rehousing and feeding the Tarantula also cause to hair flick? I really want a Tarantula and my parents don't mind about me getting one or two, I'm just worried that it might harm them. I'm planning to buy my first Tarantula (Fireleg), and I'm planning to have more if I end up enjoying it more than what I expected, I just want to know if I should be worried about Tarantula's urticating hairs, I've heard about them, I've watched some famous Tarantula youtubers but they never talked about it, does that mean they never had that kind of problem and immune to it? I mean, they rehouse, feed and sometimes they even handle their Tarantulas without any protection, but they never mention about getting rashes or hair getting in their eyes, does that mean it depends on the person if he or she is prone to urticating hair? Our house is not that spacious so I'm afraid that those hairs would float around the house if I open the enclosure to feed them and my family or our dog (Shih-tzu) would get rashes or get sick.
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