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Good day my friendly Tarantula friends

I have a Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (Green Bottle Blue) and was wondering if you know of any alternative heating methods, other than a heating pad and heating wire, for the tank. When I feel the walls and they are very cold, and my T is constantly curled up and rather lifeless. (no she is not dead and this I know coz wen I touch her rump or place her into the sun, she moves)

Also what would be the best temperature her tank to be kept at?

Thanking you in advance

Adrian

<blockquote data-quote="Adrian le Plastrier" data-source="post: 46138" data-attributes="member: 712">Good day my friendly Tarantula friendsI have a <a href="http://tarantula-care.com/chromatopelma-cyaneopubescens-greenbottle-blue-caresheet/" target="_blank">Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens</a> (Green Bottle Blue) and was wondering if you know of any alternative heating methods, other than a heating pad and heating wire, for the tank. When I feel the walls and they are very cold, and my T is constantly curled up and rather lifeless. (no she is not dead and this I know coz wen I touch her rump or place her into the sun, she moves) <img src="http://www.tarantulaforum.com/images/tarantulasmiley.jpg"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":T:" title="Tarantula Smiley&nbsp; &nbsp; :T:" data-shortname=":T:" />Also what would be the best temperature her tank to be kept at? Thanking you in advanceAdrian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Adrian le Plastrier, post: 46138, member: 712"] Good day my friendly Tarantula friends I have a [B][URL='http://tarantula-care.com/chromatopelma-cyaneopubescens-greenbottle-blue-caresheet/']Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens[/URL] (Green Bottle Blue[/B]) and was wondering if you know of any alternative heating methods, other than a heating pad and heating wire, for the tank. When I feel the walls and they are very cold, and my T is constantly curled up and rather lifeless. (no she is not dead and this I know coz wen I touch her rump or place her into the sun, she moves) :T: Also what would be the best temperature her tank to be kept at? Thanking you in advance Adrian [/QUOTE]

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