Yep, I don't interfere with any of mine and try to give them enclosures close to what they would experience naturally. They're very interesting to watch!

P irminia! Very striking creatures, but known to be rather unpredictable and very fast.

Omg she clean she feets

Hold on mine have a food theme going on... Hmmm...

Incredibly leggy gentleman

Haha, my GBB isn't very aggressive but is a major wimp who hides in their little baby web house when I go to refill the water

I absolutely love mine they are such sillies

Not to be a jerk but it was literally on the exact post you replied to. I don't see how this wouldn't be on your feed because you had to click on it to see it. Even if it wasn't why are you looking at a kitten and immediately assuming the worst

True. I hope they'll find good homes no matter where they end up. They seem rather sweet now but a lil nervous still so things could change with a bit more trust!

I can see that, and I'm not a cat expert, but unsocialized kittens can be a lot trickier and more defensive. The sweet treats babies made fantastic progress but I could see many high energy kids being a bit much.

They were also quite spicy until very recently according to recent posts. I'm not expert in feral cats, just saying it makes sense that a previously unsocialized and not very trusting kitten may do better in a home without children. Especially since OP said they can still get defensive.

I would imagine kittens that were not socialized around humans until rather late, and have not been socialized with children, don't do the best with children.

Ngl. Strongly considering getting a yellow and green jumping spider so I can also have a lemon and lime zest... Maybe.