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COPIED AND PASTED FROM MY UPDATED POST: Just thought I'd update on to my bonnetina alagoni observations. In the beginning this T molted slow and just a little bit of growth. Well once it got decently into its juvie stage it still molted slow but put on lots of growth each molt. Their natural...

I have an updated post but it got moved but its viewable on my page

So sorry to hear yours didnt make it. Just have to get another one sometime

Just thought I'd update on to my bonnetina alagoni observations. In the beginning this T molted slow and just a little bit of growth. Well once it got decently into its juvie stage it still molted slow but put on lots of growth each molt. Their natural environment they are found in rocks so i...

What would you recommend for heating. I have a ecobee smart themostat for the room along with the sensor it usually is around 75 Fahrenheit

Sorry everyone for the late reply i work 2 jobs and go to college so this post somewhat slipped my mind

I do live about a mile away from a major lake. But im in Texas

Maybe thats the issue i try not to let it hits the high 80s just cause i have some critters that cant take that heat but maybe a little thing of heat tape could solve that

I try to keep the temps in the room in the mid 70s just because i have so many different arachnids and reptiles in the room. Usually with food i have to prekill. Only had 2 of them hunting food

Lowest we experienced was last year in the winter storm. Power was out a whole weak and it reached the high 30s in my room but none of my critters died from that. Usually at night the system lets it get to 70 degrees cause the sensor thinks its hotter but thatsbually the lowest itll hit every...

The range would be between 75- 82 degrees Fahrenheit

All different but mostly kept as BoyFromLa above said to keep them. Most that changed was substrate. Sometimes it was just sand, ive tried sand a little coco. Hides were always cork bark i broke into smaller pieces. Cross ventilation on all of them although the size of their container

I own many arachnids with different husbandry. Ive owned plenty over the years as well but for the life of me i cant seem to keep a Leiurus sp lving long. Longest ive had one last is almost 2 years, ive tried different substrate, types of hides, temps, even moving them to the bacm to my iguanas...

This is all great information. I just aquired tamulus and generally like hottentotta genus as a whole and love knowing more about them

I've had my bonnetina alagoni for 2 years and have been collecting information about them since theres very little information about them. Wanted to see if anyone else has Alagoni specifically so we could share information

Ok. i can see how it would come off a newbie question. Didnt feel like it I guess active isnt the word to use for my other Ts but they are always adding to their webs, at night. They also like rearranging things in their enclosure and will be in different spots of their tunnels and all. Not...

Thanks ill remember that but im not harassing it. I poked it once and tom isnone of many i listen to. I never source all from 1 person especially tom himself tells you check out how others care for them. And i know its a patience game but if you read my above reply none of mine have sat in one...

I guess it is lol Thanks i guess it is just a T thing. I have lots of more tarantulas im not new to the hobby at all ive just havent had any in my collection sit in one spot so long except males on their way out. And i took some of the moss out but everything else will stay because I've only...

Thanks cold blood can i also get your input on the setup too if you dont mind

This is the smallest proper enclosure i have. I have about 15 other tarantulas and 8 scorps. The tank is a nano though Ive kept wood before with moisture dependents without issue but what would be recommended. I've done proper research and watched tons of videos to mimick others enclosures...