Beautiful Baboons

[Enn49]

I thought it time to celebrate these beautiful Ts. Let us know which baboons you keep and tell us how often you see them as we know how they like to hide away.

This is my list:-
Ceratogyrus darlingii (East African Horned Baboon)– regularly seen
Ceratogyrus marshali (Great horned Baboon) – still tiny and burrowing
Ceratogyrus meridionalis (Zimbabwe Grey Mustard Baboon) - regularly seen
Encyocratella olivacea (Usambara Black-femured Baboon)– never seen
Heteroscodra maculate(Togo Starburst Baboon)– seen more often now its’s getting bigger
Heterothele gabonensis (Gabon Blue Dwarf Baboon) - regularly seen
Pterinochilus lugardi ( Fort Hall Baboon)– rarely seen
Pterinochilus murinus Usambara (Orange Baboon Tarantula) – rarely seen
Stromatopelma calceatum (Featherleg Baboon)- seen more often now its’s getting bigger

 

[Marija]

I have a Ceratogyrus darlingii and Pterinochilus murinus.
I haven't seen C darlingi at all since it was very small but when it molted it's out in the open a few times a day. If not in the open, usually I see it's legs at one of it's tunnel entrances.
P murinus is always out, never tried to hide, always webbing, then tearing up what it webbed, then webbing it again hehe.

 

[LC72uk]

Here Goes
Ceratogyrus darlingi - Seen Regular
Ceratogyrus marshali - Every now and then.
Heteroscodra maculata - Never
Heterothele gabonensis - Regular
Heterothele villosella - Regular
Hysterocrates gigas - Every now and then
Hysterocrates laticeps - Every now and then
Monocentropus balfouri - Regular
Pelinobius muticus - Never
Pterinochilus chordatus - X2 MM always out AF every now and then
Pterinochilus lugardi - Regular
Pterinochilus murinus BCF Tete, Mozambique - quick glimpse of the top half only every now and then
Stromatopelma calceatum - Never.

 

[Nicolas C]

Well, here are mine:

0.1.0 Ceratogyrus marshalli: dead now, but was very visible when alive!
1.0.0 Ceratogyrus sp. Mozambique: always out, but mature male!
0.1.0 Encyocratella olivacea: regularly visible
0.1.0 Heteroscodra maculata: believe it or not, I see mine very often! I LOVE her!!!
0.1.0 Idiothele mira: never to be seen
0.1.0 Monocentropus balfouri: hidden, most of the time
0.1.0 Pelinobius muticus: never to be seen (fortunately she dug in a corner, then I can see her when I take the enclosure out)
0.1.0 Pterinochilus lugardi: always visible
0.1.0 Pterinochilus murinus RCF: rarely seen, but sometimes at dusk or dawn she's out
0.1.0 Stromatopelma calceatum: never to be seen

 

[MassExodus]

Hmm. P murinus, 3 matured as males and I never really saw them until the end. I bought a wild caught AF marshalli a few years ago, she never showed herself either unless not given a choice. She was gorgeous, and had a huge horn. When housed on shallow sub she webbed like an obt, but stayed visible. I really liked her, and I'm not a fan of many old world spiders. She passed sometime between my juvie P antinous and my juvie B albiceps. All sexed females. 2016 sucked. -.-

 

[sdsnybny]

C. darlingi x2 one visible one hidden
A. ezendami x2 still slings cant hide in a vile
H. pulchripes always out
H. gabonensis There is a spider in there??
I mira x3 behind closed door plays peekaboo

 

[IamKrush]

1 P.murinus ,rarely see
1 I. Mira ,rarely see. But see more then obt which is odd

 

[Metalman2004]

I don't see any of mine, mainly because they don't exist yet... soon enough though... maybe.

 

[Enn49]

I don't see any of mine, mainly because they don't exist yet... soon enough though... maybe.

You really need to get a Baboon.

 

[Metalman2004]

You really need to get a Baboon.

I'm taking donations if you have any extras!

 

[IamKrush]

 

[Kole G]

Heteroscodra maculata. My first old world species. It was missing a few legs when I got it and it is still a small sling. Had molted once but no regrowth yet!

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[IamKrush]

Heteroscodra maculata. My first old world species. It was missing a few legs when I got it and it is still a small sling. Had molted once but no regrowth yet!

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Weird. My obt took off one of its legs and it was back by the next molt. Mine also was 1/4" when I got it

 

[Kole G]

Ya is kind of wierd. If it doesn't grow it's legs back I will be getting a free replacement. Poor little thing almost looked like some of it's feet wer missing!

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[kormath]

i've only had 1 T missing a leg, took 2 molts for it to grow back fully.

 

[IamKrush]

Ya is kind of wierd. If it doesn't grow it's legs back I will be getting a free replacement. Poor little thing almost looked like some of it's feet wer missing!

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Hopefully it will be back by next molt

 

[Lawrence b]

Encyocratella olivacea
Heteroscodra maculata
Monocentropus balfouri
Pterinochilus murinus
Not often see the firist two, and see the last 2 a bit more often .

 

[Pasodama]

Harpactira pulchripes - Have a couple, of these, and it is rare that I do not see them. Seems they are out, in view, 98% - 99% of the time.

Monocentropus balfouri - Do not have, yet, but should be here this week. So looking forward to it!

Need to get more baboons!

 

[TabithasMom]

Here's my list:

Augacephalus ezendami (2, unsexed)
Ceratogyrus darlingi (female)
Ceratogyrus marshalli (unsexed)
Heteroscodra maculata (2, unsexed)
Idiorhele mira (unsexed)
Monocentropus balfouri (unsexed)
Pelinobius muticus (suspect male)
Pterinochilus murinus (2, unsexed)
Stromatopelma calceatum (suspect female)

Fell in love with the baboons, so lots of slings/juvies.

 

[TabithasMom]

Oh, and I rarely see any of them. Unless the lights are off for a while, and I decide to peep into their space with a muffled flashlight.,