Jake1363
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Hello everyone I have a male Redfoot and have been thinking about starting my own little herd. One problem I keep thinking about is how hard it is to keep his humidity up out side (5-6 months) and inside (6-7months). I can manage it well with his enclosures atm. The problem would be doing it over a large scale required for say a male and 2-3 females. So I had an idea of maybe getting a different species of tortoise to make a herd out of. I just don't really know what species would be the best for my humidity and temps in the summer and spring without having to water it down a few times a day.
My average humidity in spring is around 76% to 54% mind you there is plenty of times were it will drop to 30-40% for a week or 2 at a time. I just want torts that can thrive in my area without having to constantly worry about adjusting things.
I would like a species the somewhere between 6- 14 inches. Nothing to small I have raccoons in the are and like to use big talk bushes for cover in my enclosure so I a cover is out of the question.
My average humidity in spring is around 76% to 54% mind you there is plenty of times were it will drop to 30-40% for a week or 2 at a time. I just want torts that can thrive in my area without having to constantly worry about adjusting things.
I would like a species the somewhere between 6- 14 inches. Nothing to small I have raccoons in the are and like to use big talk bushes for cover in my enclosure so I a cover is out of the question.