When observing juvenile Timiga Dancantos, it is strongly advised to restrict these arachnids to a small and secure container—not because these creatures pose any major safety hazard to humans, but simply because their miniscule size and dull coloration make them difficult to locate without the aid of a magnifying glass and an enclosure of a limited size. However, even under this close level of inspection, the juvenile Timiga Dancanto remains an exceedingly frustrating subject of study; they are easily spooked and will jump away from potential danger with an agility that belies their diminutive stature.