# Caribena versicolor (*Antilles Pink Toe*) # Location & Photo info Of the over 100 sightings posted to iNaturalist - almost all of these photos have Caribena versicolor pictured on something **dry.** Although the humidity is higher, these tarantulas are actively seeking dry locations. Some are utilizing human structures while others are on leaves or higher up in trees. > [!tip] iNaturalist photos [here](https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/696653-Caribena-versicolor/browse_photos) While it is important to note the humidity of these locations - replicating this in a small glass box has proven to be detrimental and even deadly without proper airflow and cross ventilation. ***Range*** Taxon revision: Martinique iNaturalist: Martinique # Weather | ![[1. Versicolor January.png]] | ![[2. Versicolor February.png]] | | -------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | | ![[3. Versicolor March.png]] | ![[4. Versicolor April.png]] | | ![[5. Versicolor May.png]] | ![[6. Versicolor June.png]] | | ![[7. Versicolor July.png]] | ![[8. Versicolor August.png]] | | ![[9. Versicolor September.png]] | ![[10. Versicolor October.png]] | | ![[11. Versicolor November.png]] | ![[12. Versicolor December.png]] | > [!tip] Weather link [here](https://www.accuweather.com/en/mq/fort-de-france/233870/december-weather/233870?year=2024) tldr; throughout the year, Caribena versicolor is experiencing only a few days out of the year under 70 F Highs range from low 80s to mid 90s. This location estimates around 10 hours of sunlight a day, and humidity is quite high. IMO, the higher humidity helps with the higher temperatures. # Caribena versicolor advisories in captive settings