Ragnoso
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Can C. cyaneopubescens survive at temperatures higher than 100-104 °F?
That would be in the high 30s in °C, no? I suppose that will be fine for a shorter period (like a heatwave).Can C. cyaneopubescens survive at temperatures higher than 100-104 °F?
38-40 °C, however it's a two-day heatwave.That would be in the high 30s in °C, no? I suppose that will be fine for a shorter period (like a heatwave).
I can almost guarantee you that it won´t be an issue for your tarantula and the night time temperatures should also be lower. It will be worse for you, so remember to drink enough water and stay out of the sun38-40 °C, however it's a two-day heatwave.
Si. Io ho avuto anche 40° in casa (Lombardia sud occidentale - umidità a go go) e mai nessun ragno/scolopendra/ecc è morto o quant'altroCan C. cyaneopubescens survive at temperatures higher than 100-104 °F?
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