Haven’t seen T in like 2 months

[vegas]

My curly hair barricaded themself and I haven’t seen them in almost 2 months. I know they do that sometimes but is there any reason to be worried? They wouldn’t eat for weeks prior to this but neither has my other T who is still visible.

 

[emartinm28]

Don’t worry, keep water dish full and the T will emerge eventually. No one can tell when

 

[Charliemum]

All you can do is wait it may have been in premolt and sealed it's self off to molt. Welcome to the I have a jar of dirt club

 

[Spoodfood]

Are they burrowed or in the hide? I haven’t seen my A. seemanni in around 3-4 months. I only know she’s alive because I can see the bottom of her through the bottom of the enclosure. If it’s a sling and hasn’t eaten in 2 months I may worry a bit, but if it’s a bigger spider they can spend a while in premolt and take longer to actually molt. I wouldn’t worry about it. Don’t dig them up or uncover their burrow either.

 

[Sterls]

It's fine, they know what they're doing. One of my Aphonopelma slings that's < 1/4" just got done spending most of the winter underground. Just keep access to water available.

 

[Smotzer]

Beautiful do not disturb sign!

 

[thatdadlife619]

I haven’t seen my T. albo except for maybe 3 times in the past year.

Might be premolt, but also maybe not.

Very hardy t, I wouldn’t worry too much

 

[xXTristinaXx]

I haven’t seen my T. albo except for maybe 3 times in the past year.

Might be premolt, but also maybe not.

Very hardy t, I wouldn’t worry too much

lol, display animals when they are out and sit around and at other times just like- "ight, I'll see you in a little bit"
three months later
"I'm back... from sitting in a hole"

That is why you always gotta get multiple of em'

 

[Poonjab]

It’s just down there staring at the wall. Be patient

 

[xXTristinaXx]

It’s just down there staring at the wall. Be patient

I mean, walls are pretty fascinating, I would stare at a wall for a few months without eating if I could