Bonnetina cyaneifemur
Mexican Blue Femur
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Quick Facts
Adult Size
3-3.5 inches (dwarf)
Growth Rate
medium
Temperament
skittish; flees / flicks hair when disturbed
Taxonomy
Community
Experience Required
Beginner Friendly
Great for first-time keepers
🌡️ Climate Requirements
Temperature Range
70–78°F
(21–26°C)
Humidity Range
55% - 65%
🏠 Enclosure Sizes
Adult
6x6x6 inches
🪨 Substrate
Type
coco fiber, mostly dry with a water dish (standard Bonnetina dwarf care)
Depth
3-4 inches
🍽️ Feeding Schedule
Adult
1 prey per week
💧 Additional Care Notes
Water Dish
Required
Webbing
light
Burrowing
Yes
🕷️ Behavior & Temperament
General Temperament
skittish; flees / flicks hair when disturbed
Care Guide
A small Mexican dwarf with blue-tinted femurs. Species-specific literature is limited, so this follows standard, well-established Bonnetina dwarf husbandry: a dry, well-ventilated terrestrial setup with a hide/burrow and a water dish, low-to-medium humidity, room temps. Skittish but harmless — urticating hairs, mild venom.
⚠️ Safety Information
Urticating Hairs
This species has urticating hairs that can cause irritation if handled. Use caution during maintenance.
Venom Potency
Venom is not considered medically significant to humans, though reactions may vary.
Species Statistics
0
Total Keepers
N/A
Community Rating
Beginner Friendly
Care Level
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