Bonnetina
Bonnetina flammigera
Bonnetina flammigera
The Bonnetina flammigera is a striking species recognized for its flame-like coloration on the carapace and legs. This species is native to the dry forests of Mexico and is terrestrial, often creating burrows or hiding under rocks.
Bonnetina hijmenseni
| 🕷️ Scientific Name | Bonnetina flammigera |
|---|---|
| 🌍 Origin | Mexico |
| 📏 Size | 10 – 12 cm |
| 🎨 Color | Flame-like patterns on legs and carapace |
| 🌳 Habitat | Dry forest, terrestrial |
| 📑 Genus | Bonnetina |
🍽️ Diet:
Feeds on insects like crickets and beetles.
Bonnetina hobbit
🛡️ Behavior:
This species is shy and quick to hide when disturbed. It prefers to burrow or seek shelter under rocks or logs.
Bonnetina vittata
🔍 Particularities:
The flame-like markings on Bonnetina flammigera make it a visually appealing species, though it is less common in the hobby.
