can my shingleback eat huntsman spiders?

[omg_ebtl]

the spider isnt too big but i was wondering if it could eat it
i dont want to hear people saying its bad to feed it to my lizard i just want to know if they aren poisonous, i heard they eat trap door spiders and redbacks in the wild, is this true?

 

[RCW74]

the spider isnt too big but i was wondering if it could eat it
i dont want to hear people saying its bad to feed it to my lizard i just want to know if they aren poisonous, i heard they eat trap door spiders and redbacks in the wild, is this true?

I think it would be OK... my beardies have eaten the odd one I have caught without any problems. And shinglebacks seem to have hardcore stomachs! That being said, watching a shingle try to catch a quick moving huntsman could be amusing :lol:

 

[omg_ebtl]

I think it would be OK... my beardies have eaten the odd one I have caught without any problems. And shinglebacks seem to have hardcore stomachs! That being said, watching a shingle try to catch a quick moving huntsman could be amusing :lol:

hahah! thats one of the reasons i would of liked to watch it, it goes CRAZY for anything moving

 

[potato matter]

I don't think a huntsman would encounter a trappy in the wild. Technically, they are veomous, but technically, so is a bee.

 

[RCW74]

hahah! thats one of the reasons i would of liked to watch it, it goes CRAZY for anything moving

Yep, mine chasing woodies around is a sight to behold

 

[Sock Puppet]

It'd be fine but personally I leave the huntsmans alone at my place, they clean up a lot of undesirables around the place.

 

[omg_ebtl]

No I meant blueys eating trappys in the wild not huntsmens and thanks loll