A lot depends on the species of torts- had leopards in there before- and it was perfect. I have a hermanni in there now, and had to make changes to ensure it didnt get to hot or stale in there.
Thank you, I have many thermometere, a timer for light and heat sources. The temps are within range, and I make sure every day. If the tort were in harms way at all, I would make changes, but truth be told, I doesn't even care about the glass, and if it were an issue, I could and would very...
So, I mentioned a new home for "Hank", but I did not wet the coir or orchid bark, but instead have a repti-fogger that keeps the humidity up.
I seem to have turned into a super freak about shell softness and also rot.
What are the thoughts of the more experienced keepers?
Recently, we've lost one of our Leopards. My 7 year old and I decided to clean out the old substrate and other stuff and replace it all for our little Dalmation Hermanni "Hank".
Thoughts?
We've had him since early October and is showing new shell growth (which I'm super excited to see!!)...
Just got a new Mvb for our little Dalmation, and temps are soaring on the warm side.
72 on the cool end, but 104 on the warm side.
Too hot for our hermanni?? Night time temps usually hover around 67 in our house - but never below 65.
What can I do to cool it off in there?
Right now: 91 on the warm end, 84 on the cool. I have 3 of those acu-rite thermometers in there. Low for the day in the warm side was 84- as i opened it for a bit to feed, clean the water bowl and soak.
Summertime temps would be warmer than what they get to now, but if it is the case, I am willing to get the temps up to summertime temps. I figured since I keep the house on the rather cool side, that the temps wouldn't be as high, but that they would still be within acceptable limits.
What would...