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Hi All,
I'm starting to gear up for summer even though its still a ways away. I live in Eastern Washington and unlike Seattle it is very dry here. The temps are just fine, lots of days in the 80's some into the 90's but rarely ever comes close to breaking 100.
What i'm more worried about it the humidity. It is extremely dry most days and I really would like to keep him outside if at all possible because it's sooooo much better for him. But my question is, how do I keep him from pyramiding in such a dry heat? If there is enough humidity in his hides, the dirt stays damp and a soaking bowl is that enough?
P.S. he'll be about a year old come June and right now he's just under 3 inches long.
I'm starting to gear up for summer even though its still a ways away. I live in Eastern Washington and unlike Seattle it is very dry here. The temps are just fine, lots of days in the 80's some into the 90's but rarely ever comes close to breaking 100.
What i'm more worried about it the humidity. It is extremely dry most days and I really would like to keep him outside if at all possible because it's sooooo much better for him. But my question is, how do I keep him from pyramiding in such a dry heat? If there is enough humidity in his hides, the dirt stays damp and a soaking bowl is that enough?
P.S. he'll be about a year old come June and right now he's just under 3 inches long.