Finding Brachypelma emilia in Mexico 

It's always great to see how they're actually living in the wild. Great Video thanks a lot👍

Oi 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

i love it Emilia 😍🥰

Just got my first tarantula today, unsexed B. Emilia. I am so obsessed! It’s a little skittish but mostly very calm and curious. Can’t wait to see it grow. 🤍

Are they agressive I have a baby one my mom got me as a gift someone give tips please

Gorgeous species of tarantula.

Got my 1st emilia recently and I love her ❤

Incredible footage to see them out in the wild, our beloved lazy docile pet rocks. Loved how much you could afford to play with the first female literally pushing her into her home

Having my male for nearly 7 years(since L1) :) awesome little guy

2:01: I bought a B. emilia sling a month ago! Adorable! I am looking forward to when it will look like this!🙆‍♂️😄

I love brachypelma emilia

Gorgeous tarantulas! I‘ve got a B. emilia female, she’s very docile and the nicest tarantula of my collection 😂

I wish i could hold mine but shes so skittish:(

Never really thought much about B. Emelia before, but having seen this I realize just how beautiful they are. Thank you!

may I ask what date/month you were visiting this location? cheers for that fantastic insight!

Awesome finds. Just beautiful T's. Thanks for sharing Guy. As always keep up the awesome work.👍

I just bought my first tarantula and it's a brachypelma emilia

I currently have a captive bred female she so sweet and shy as well not a mean little hair on her whittle butt lol both those little sweetie are beautiful and so typical of the breed though I would have thought they would be more defensive in the wild wonderful video thanks so much for sharing 😍

Ко мне из Москвы едет такой красотулек

One of the most beautiful species ever. I adore my two girls, but they are the worst hair kickers that I have. They even kick hair more than my boehmei girl does.

Another fantastic video! Any idea what the humidly level is in the burrow? They do not appear very deep-at least the burrow that was exposed beneath the rock. Again, good stuff!

Beautiful T 😊

Esta hermosa!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm always amazed how Brachypelma tarantulas survive in the wild. They have such slow growth rates and are vulnerable for years. I'm raising slings that were born in October 2018 and they are still so small...

What next I wonder? Great stuff.

Nice spider! I have too ;)

wow they are absolutely gorgeous tarantulas. Nice work finding them.

Such awesome stuff you guys keep doing. Keep up the awesome work.

One of my all time favourite ts. Looks big as well... compared to the ones in captivity

Greetings from phiippines 😊 i get that sp next week in my friend P500 or $10

Such a cute spider. Very fluffy and gorgeous colours.

I love it😍

I could watch u guys all day

Great video, love seeing them in their natural environment!

Awesome

Thank you so much for this "finding T´s" videos. It´s give us excellent view to their native habitats. Thank you!

Awsome love this channel hope to meet you all in the USA soon

Brachypelma emilia's are so stunning! They have a very bit spot in my heart. This is a wonderful video. Great to see how they live in the wild and even so their temperament is still so docile. This has given me some ideas on how to set up my one's new enclosure to mimic their natural habitat

Absolutely gorgeous!

Absolutely gorgeous

awesome!

I love this channel😍

Beautiful

Great Video as usual. This is my favorite Brachypelma sp

Such beautiful creatures! I would love the opportunity to see them in their natural habitat one day.