Escaped!!!!

JiangC

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GUYS!!! i really need help , my tarantula escaped in my room , what can i do? I searched everywhere but i can't seems to find it...
 

JoeMean

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Oh dear! Is there any gaps in floors walls bed closet anything!!?!

I think you might find him under bed or something

Make sure you don't have a cat or dog lol
 

JiangC

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i change it to another container to let it eat when in the morning and in the afternoon when i went back it was lost... what can i do? i find everywhere but i can't find it. It's only 1 inch+
 

Storm76

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i change it to another container to let it eat when in the morning and in the afternoon when i went back it was lost... what can i do? i find everywhere but i can't find it. It's only 1 inch+
Wait - you took it out of its normal container to feed it in another one? :o_O:
 

MarkmD

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I guess your new to the hobby? because you don't have to take it out of one enclosure and feed in another, as asked what species is your T?.
 

JiangC

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Found it guys! :D it's at the back of my door. And yes i am new to Ts and it is a brachypelma albiceps!
 

Theist 17

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B. albos are cool spiders. Glad you found it, but I have to ask: why on earth would you transfer it to another enclosure for feeding? It makes zero sense to me.
 

JiangC

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T always can't find the mealworms when i put it inside the enclosure but when i transfer it he/she seems to eat it straight. Mostly my friend did that to their slings too.
 

freedumbdclxvi

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They will dig up the worms when hungry - mine do. Otherwise, try getting a large dish and placing it in the enclosure, then putting the mealworms and T in it. That way, it stays in the enclosure.
 

MarkmD

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Cool glad you found it, I crush the meal/superworms head's that way they don't burrow and the T can find it easily.
 

goodoldneon

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As strange as it may sound, the only way I can get my adult female B. smithi to eat is to transfer her to a small Kritter Keeper. She went eight months without eating – I put her in the small enclosure with two crickets, they were gone the next morning. If I put them in her tank, they’ll die of starvation, old age, etc. She averages two crickets large crickets a week now, but again, only when transferred to a smaller container.

Look, I don’t make these things, I just own them.
 

Osmo

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Is your enclosure to big for the T? if its having a hard time finding its food that may be the issue. What size enclosure and what size T?
 

Theist 17

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So, why don't you just keep your spider in the smaller container? Unless it is just a remarkably tiny container for your spider, I would suggest moving your spider into the smaller container.
 
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