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r/tarantulas · u/milmira1 ago 2026, 15:56

Bald booty help :-/

For backstory- my X Immanis arrived to me with a tragically bald bum in the mail in November (I’ll post a pic in the comments) and figured this was stress related from the shipping process.

Now my kid has it again… we rehoused last month and this one is feisty but did it pretty quickly and seamlessly without hair flicking. We’ve had two molts together and haven’t run into this again til now. Temp and humidity are good, always has access to water, has good ventilation, utilizes hides, etc. I’m a quiet person and I’m not disturbing them. Idk what the issue is. I’ve read it could be a premolt thing but none of my other Ts do this, and the booty is pretty pink to be in premolt unless it’s very early- I’d expect it to be darker/shiner.

What could be causing this??

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u/milmira11 ago 2026, 15:59
https://preview.redd.it/tpamvha8dsgh1.jpeg?width=1169&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3aa3643e6d0439a24849c7551f8d639dce341d34 Here’s the day of arrival booty condition. Only T that’s arrived to me like this and only time I’ve ever experienced an issue such as this…
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u/M550stage211 ago 2026, 17:25
Na sometimes they will put down a layer of urticating hairs as a "defensive perimeter " around their burrow. If it was just rehoused, it would make sense that they would do that.
- u/milmira11 ago 2026, 18:32
  I was hoping this was the case, thank you!! Initially I thought it would be odd if she waited a month to do so, but maybe at first it was just an adjustment period and wanted to ensure this wasn’t temporary before doing so. It’s interesting my X intermedia has never done anything like this, and the fact that none of my xenesthis or pamphobeteus really web at all compared to some of my other terrestrials, but perhaps they’re laying hairs into the substrate rather than webs like my other Ts! I’m just yapping now lol, thanks again!
u/Masterofbattle1311 ago 2026, 19:15
NQA I’m beginning to think this just the look for Xenethesis… my sp Megascopula is and has been bald for a few months now.
- u/milmira11 ago 2026, 19:34
  That’s relieving to hear I’m not the only one 😩 None of my other Ts have displayed anything like this, and my X intermedia, who I’ve had even longer, has never shown signs of this at all!! I was worried now that it’s happened again after arriving this way that it might be a husbandry issue, but I know everything about the environment is suitable!! I will say that this T (X immanis) is waaaaay more grumpy than my super docile X intermedia. Maybe certain personalities just are more grumpy and in doing so… lose their fluff at a whim? What’s the temperament of your megascopula and how long have you had them?