Borrowing species keeps on coming out!

[olll]

I have noticed that one of my borrowing species keeps on coming out, I have never noticed that before. He is about 1.5 inch and is the first time I have seen that. He is coming out during the day when I saw it. Is he very hungry? I haven’t feed him in 3 weeks because I went on a trip. Non of my another borrowing tarantulas have been during this. What is going on?

 

[DomGom TheFather]

Could be hunger or thirst. Could be he is getting a little older and exploring more.
As long as he seems active and healthy.
What species?

 

[Matt Man]

Burrowing? My tarantulas only borrow Crickets from me, and they never give them back

 

[olll]

Hysterocrates gigas

I think I will put a water dish in

 

[Royalty]

My I.Mira comes out "randomly" usually when it is hungry.

 

[Asgiliath]

Individuals are unique. I have some pretty wack fossorials!

Literally every Cyriopagopus sp I have besides lividus acts terrestrial! And some have had over a year to burrow. No big deal as long as they have the option. I'm thankful to have them so visible.

 

[Chebe6886]

A lot of my fossorial species are out a lot of the time. They like to party too

 

[Teds ts and Inverts]

Individuals are unique. I have some pretty wack fossorials!

Literally every Cyriopagopus sp I have besides lividus acts terrestrial! And some have had over a year to burrow. No big deal as long as they have the option. I'm thankful to have them so visible.

Lucky! My Cyriopagopus sp. are my most reclusive Ts. Walking past their enclosures is enough to spook them

 

[Enceladus]

No worries, my C. schmidti is super active at night. It's a pet hole during the day but when I wake up and review the motion camera I have pointed at the enclosure, it often spends the entire night out walking around.

 

[Royalty]

I find mien does this when hungry and a couple days before a molt. Not sure why but a lot of my t's will pop out before a molt.