Finding a Wild Spider - The Mexican Red Leg Tarantula
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Finding tarantulas in Mexico is Reto's passion.. but this time, he went alone in the field searching for the elusive Brachypelma emilia, the Mexican Red Leg Tarantula and creating an awesome nature video. If you love tarantulas, then this video is just the right thing for you! Brachypelma emilia is a giant spider that lives in Mexico. In this spider documentary or more precisely, tarantula documentary, we are going against our arachnophobia and showcasing you this outstanding-looking arachnid. Wild Tarantulas rock!
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Nice video Reto
Very cool to see their natural habitat. So when keeping them in captivity, we should keep them mostly dry with a water dish....maybe occasionally over flowing the dish?
I’m glad to have seen this wild one. But even more glad to see that you rebuilt the burrow. Thanks for all the hard work. Great job.
Beautiful spider,I have one I bought when he was the size of a quarter,I would have took her home, love it!!
Great first debut! Much enjoyed this, thanks :)
thanks for the Feedback Kelly! He will respond to all the comments once he's back online, will take some time :)
Just found this video,,nice work,,really enjoyed work,,👍👍🏴🇬🇧🇬🇧
Not a huge fan of digging up a burrow, but I think it's so cool how you guys go out and find tarantulas in the wild. I'm just north of the border in Arizona, so it was really neat seeing a more familiar area! Great first video! And showcasing a beautiful species, too.
true! but sometimes it's "necessary". Of course everything is handled with great care and a new burrow is dug for the spider as Reto has shown in the vid
Hi Reto. Good to see you in your first video. Very cooool... with a beauty Tarantula. Best regards from Switzerland
I love the Brachypelma genus they have strange colours and patterns like a Navajo rug.
👌 true!
Great 1st video. Keep in that way. Best regards
thanks a lot! :)
Hi!
You did a really good job! Hope to see you more often now! :)
It would be nice to see the other Brachypelma species in the wild. In my opinion one of the most beautiful genus for sure!
I really love your videos where you show us the habitats of the different tarantula species. It gives me a lot of inspiration how to set up my own enclosures. I like them very natural. ;)
Best wishes!
Dawid
Thanks for your comment David, great read indeed! Of course we would like to see more Brachypelma in the wild. Andrew Smith is currently documenting them, so we will wait until he's finished and then probably start a new series on them... they are truly amazing species and we'd love to see them in the wild!
You mean a Mexican red knee tarantula with the red knee
no not really, B. hamorii or B. auratum has a red knees - this B. emilia does not :)
Awesome video! Can’t wait for your future content! Beautiful spider!
so you like the style of this video? thanks for your comment :))
I love that you guys go out find them in their natural habitat and are totally respectful when you leave. I have learned a lot from your channel and appreciate that you take the time to read your followers comments. You guys are awesome!
I feel bad for disturbing them in their homes, also going brutal like that with the shovel could kill the T. she is supercute btw
B. emilia is probably (along with B. auratum) my favourite T within the Brachypelma genus! Thanks for featuring them on your channel :)
they sure are mine aswell! cheers
amazing how dry it is down there. great job, be safe alongside the roads, very dangerous.
we will do our best to stay safe, thank you!
Fabulous research Reto. It must have been hard work finding tarantulas during the day with no shade! Thanks for your hard work, dedication and expert field knowledge. Fascinating!
cheers :)
I keep these in captivity first time I saw one in the wild good job thank you very much
Thanks William :)
Thank you new video . ;)
cheers mate!
Nice video as usual. Reto, where in Mexico do you live? The best regards from Akumal (land of the tliltocatl epicuraneum)
I would love to do this. Excellent work
cheers Cowen!
What a beautiful B. emilia!
So I take it the burrows protect the tarantulas from fires?
And welcome Reto!
From rain and fire :) Burrows are important for a lot of cases, since they can regulate temperature and humidty better in their :) Thanks Shanti!
@@birdspiders Thank you.
I use to have one
Thumbs up !
Wolf🐺 👍
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Such a huge tunnel! I didn't know Brachypelmas were so fossorial
depending on the climate and temperature, they really dig some deep holes sometimes
🖤🧡🖤🧡🖤
amazing!
Loved the footage! Did these tarantula dig these burrows or do they make use of mammal burrows
both indeed, if the rodent burrow is not to huge and empty, then yes
Very Good.
cheers Bonnie =)
Just wish you didn’t mess up their burrow. Never know when a T might be in pre-molt. But I loved the video regardless. Be careful and thanks for sharing.
Isn't water a good way to get them out?
no, not always. It heavily depends on the species and current climate. For example Cyriopagopus/Haplopelma are impossible to "flush out", they are used to heavy rains.
@@birdspiders interesting 😲 you guys know if I can find tarantulas here? I'm in Guadalajara México
What is the first tarantula find in the video?thx，I want to know it's name?thx
Brachypelma emilia
Just added a batch of CB Brachypelma captive breed in Mexico
amazing! congrats on them
very interesting
Thanks Zyan!
Really nice... Hope to see some sort of collaboration by u two...
watch the Chile videos ;-) he might be more in front of the camera in the future 💪 just as he prefers
Try finding the BOHEMIE 🕷🕸 🇬🇧
one day we will for sure :-)
I would prefer if they were tickled out
me too! but that is sometimes how you get to document them, watch until the end - she gets her burrow back
Excuse me um but is there a difference between a red leg and a red knee tarantula or r they just the same and some people just say red leg rather than red knee??
yes they are two different species. head over to the website www.mantid.nl and learn more 👍
K thanks I’m a huge tarantula fan I’ve got a red knee but when I turn 18 and older I’m gonna get lots more other species
Really enjoyed this video. I always liked this spider. They look like they're wearing a bikini top. Lol! How do they dig in that hard dirt? Do they have tiny shovels? (just kidding.)
they wait until it rains, the soil gets quite wet on these days which allows them to dig deep burrows. With the heat it basically becomes a rock-solid burrow in the end :)
@@birdspiders Sounds like Coco Fiber. Lol!
Where in Mexico do you live bro?
I love this tarantula, i did a video on them as well if you'd like to check it out maybe give me your opinion about it.
Cheers on the good work bro
Why destroy her home just to take a picture 👎I think
Dude, u are destroying their houses. You should try to atract them, not make them homeless
watch the video to the end please ;)
He rebuilt her hole and actually said to not leave them homeless and to make sure when u dig them out to rebuild there holes cause the sun will kill them ... u must have missed that part lol
Can you do a give away please
we always do give aways! give away free information of tarantulas in the wild🥳🤪
Just take out your face