File of M. Mesomelas or do I read all these threads? .. Thank you

[taranbandido]

 

[Wolfram1]

read them all, there is no all encompasing answer

 

[viper69]

Make a decision or flip a coin- read them all, or tails only read one

 

[taranbandido]

Make a decision or flip a coin- read them all, or tails only read one

 

[Mustafa67]

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Read them all

 

[NMTs]

He had to put on las gafas mas grandes!

 

[Brewser]

Good Advice
Need To Read Indeed.
To get up to Speed

 

[Liquifin]

You're going to need to read the threads on these. In my experience with them, they do not do well on hot or warm temperatures. They come from higher elevation mountain ranges which are cooler in temperatures than most tarantula species would like it. Mines was a CB specimen but she just passed away unexpectedly. I'm guessing it was because it was too warm at 78F at hottest. I kept mines at 75F-78F and she still passed on despite being a captive bred specimen.

I would suggest keeping it in the 60F-70F range if possible. It seemed like the larger they got, the cooler they needed it to be, but take it with it a grain of salt as this is just my experience only.

Pictures of my Female when she was still around:

 

[taranbandido]

Tendrás que leer los hilos sobre estos. En mi experiencia con ellos, no les va bien en temperaturas cálidas o calientes. Provienen de cadenas montañosas de mayor altitud, donde las temperaturas son más frías de lo que a la mayoría de las especies de tarántulas les gustaría. Mines era un espécimen CB, pero simplemente falleció inesperadamente. Supongo que fue porque hacía demasiado calor, a 78 °F como máximo. Mantuve a Mines a 75 °F-78 °F y aún así falleció a pesar de ser un espécimen criado en cautiverio.

Sugeriría mantenerlo en el rango de 60 °F a 70 °F si es posible. Parecía que cuanto más grandes eran, más fresco necesitaban que estuviera, pero tómelo con pinzas, ya que esta es solo mi experiencia.

Fotos de mi hembra cuando aún vivía:

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