Out and about or always hiding?

[Poppy2020]

So who in your collection are always out in the open and who are hidden?

My G. rosea, B. emilia and A. chalcodes are bold and never hide.
While my T. vagans is rarely seen— she only comes out at night and if she sees me she’s back to her den in a flash! She’s so beautiful too— very very shy.

My A. geniculata tiny sling is usually hanging out in the open too— doesn’t even get nervy when I open her container to feed or water. Sometimes uses his/her burrow.

Have yet to really see my H. sp Columbia sling—

My H. pulchripes sling is rather bold too

other slings are hidden for now

 

[timc]

Basically all of my adults are out every night, with the B. emilia, T. albopilosus, and G. pulchripes almost always visible during the day as well. The slings on the other hand, are, well, slings, and quite prone to burrowing by nature. They also usually show up at night unless they’re in premolt, except the B. albiceps. That thing doesn’t move for anything lol. It’s a pet pebble for sure.

 

[WolfSpider]

I rarely get to see my C. lividus, which is a shame cuz she is so pretty.

 

[GandalfsBeard]

My juvu vagans and t. Albo are out almost 24hrs a day. Id say my d. Pentaloris is more of a night owl but shes out occasionally throughout the day

 

[Arachnoclown]

My Hysterocrates gigas is always in here burrow...until I ask her to come out.

 

[Revant]

None of mines are shy. Pulchras, Versicolors, Pumpkin Patch large, and P. Sp. Blues - the latter ones sometimes ducks into their burrows when I feed or do maintenance, but they usually come right back out to see if I dropped them food.

 

[Jeremy-psychonaut]

My B.boehmei spends a lot of time in his/her hide. Super skittish

 

[Aracnoenthusiast]

My t.albo is never out. Always hiding

 

[smallbike]

A. seemanni usually out and about, though spending much more time under her hide after the most recent molt. C. versicolor sling is quite the busy bee!

 

[mommabearbrown3]

So who in your collection are always out in the open and who are hidden?

My G. rosea, B. emilia and A. chalcodes are bold and never hide.
While my T. vagans is rarely seen— she only comes out at night and if she sees me she’s back to her den in a flash! She’s so beautiful too— very very shy.

My A. geniculata tiny sling is usually hanging out in the open too— doesn’t even get nervy when I open her container to feed or water. Sometimes uses his/her burrow.

Have yet to really see my H. sp Columbia sling—

My H. pulchripes sling is rather bold too

other slings are hidden for now

My gal has never been one to use a hide out or dig. She's always out and about. She's usually on her driftwood or laid out flat on her giant web carpet she lays out. Not shy at all. But don't go in her tank ever, she's pretty territorial. lol.

 

[Nora]

My t.albo is never out. Always hiding

is it a sling?

 

[m0lsx]

All of my stirmi's, apophysis & blondi's are always out, as are all of my adult Brachy's, Tliltocatl, Aphonopelma, Grammostola & Lasiodora The same with my wifes P cambridgeii & my H chilensis they are also always out.

The ones I never see are my C minax, my M albostriatum, our chilobrachys sp electric blue, our L ******imum, P akcaya & a few others.

 

[Aracnoenthusiast]

is it a sling?

No, adult female