What is your most reclusive Tarantula??

[WolfSpider]

Depicted is my female P. subfusca’s enclosure. I think she is an immature adult or a large juvenile. I don’t know cause I never see her. She lives in a dirt web tunnel. Pretty sure she is alive because all cickets are disappearing and something is pooping down those walls.

What is your most reclusive tarantula everyone??

 

[Arachnoclown]

Pelinobius muticus, king baboon. I haven't seen it in a long time, 2 years in March. Its alive, I see shadows moving in its tunnels. I'm going to rehouse it real soon. It will definitely be a video...I'll post it here.

 

[WolfSpider]

Clownie, hope the video isn’t TOO exciting!!!

 

[Arachnoclown]

Clownie, hope the video isn’t TOO exciting!!!

It will...I'll try to tease it out first. If that doesnt work then I'll have to start digging.

 

[ilovebrachys]

Pelinobius muticus, king baboon. I haven't seen it in a long time, 2 years in March. Its alive, I see shadows moving in its tunnels. I'm going to rehouse it real soon. It will definitely be a video...I'll post it here.

Cant wait to see that @Arachnoclown I really like the p.muticus -I'm looking out for one.....so will be nice to see one even though they are a pet hole for sure

 

[Enn49]

My most reclusive has to be one of my Sahydroaraneus raja. I'd not seen it for over 10 months until a few days ago when it burrowed to the side of the container so I caught a glimpse of it. There isn't even a burrow opening on the surface.

 

[WolfSpider]

My most reclusive has to be one of my Sahydroaraneus raja. I'd not seen it for over 10 months until a few days ago when it burrowed to the side of the container so I caught a glimpse of it. There isn't even a burrow opening on the surface.

Ennie, I had to look that one up. No surprise, I expect it when it comes to your brood!!! Too bad, you don’t see it.....they sure are beautiful!

 

[Enn49]

Ennie, I had to look that one up. No surprise, I expect it when it comes to your brood!!! Too bad, you don’t see it.....they sure are beautiful!

I have 2 and the other is slightly bigger and I see that scuttling around at the bottom. I'm hoping as they get bigger I'll see more of them otherwise it'll be next rehouse before I get decent photos..

 

[RonC]

All of them except my GBB

 

[Tortoise Tom]

P. muticus for me too. I have three of them. Every once in a while I'll catch them above ground in the pitch black in the middle of the night, but I never see them other than that. I can see two of the three with a flashlight because their tunnels go along the side of the 32 ounce deli cup they live in.

I used to have three cobalt blues, and I never saw them. Not once. Not even their feet. I sold them.

 

[PanzoN88]

It's a tie between my I. mira sling (haven't seen it since I rehoused it last month) and my E. pachypus (haven't seen this one since April of last year.

 

[Dave Jay]

I have a few Selenotypus "sp.2" slings that according to my notes have had their burrows blocked since April or May last year, I only saw them for about a week after they arrived. I can see some through the sides of their enclosures and they honestly couldn't be fatter! Now the warm weather has been here for a couple of months I thought they'd be out by now.
I also have a Phlogius "pq113" that I haven't seen since it arrived about the same time last year, out of 3 one has always been visible most days, one I saw a moult in the web not long after it arrived but until last week I hadn't seen more than toes and the other I haven't seen at all.