Mine is but others have them who see theirs out all day long.Are they known to be hiders?
Mines are not and both of mines are out all the time. Specimens will always vary so some may have a tendency to be more reclusive or shy than others.Are they known to be hiders?
Subjective term -Yes/No/Maybe>> many think they are cheap, many think they are pricey, and many think middle of the roadExpensive?
They should be set up as other oporturnistic burrowers with deep moist substrate. I have had many specimens 15 years back. Both X immanis and X intermedia. They can be more trickier to settle in than other south american burrowers IME. Very leggy spiders, both immature females and males. Females get bulky only when very large and old. Subadult-adult males gets very colorful on carapace and femur.Anyone have one of them. Expensive? Looking around all of seem to sold out. Any specific housing requirements? Would like to eventually pick one up as long as I can get “most” of my slings to adulthood. Of course any pics would be appreciated.
There's at least two species that have been stuck with that name at one point or another (P. victori and T. sp. "Panama" are the two I can think of).know there is a species of T that’s common name is darth maul.