M0bi0us0ne
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I got surprised with a baby Greek (no bigger than 3") and I have place him (looks like a him) in a 30"x20" ventilated Wardian Cases. We are planning on creating an enclosure in our garden but at the moment the temperature is too cold (we barely reach 60 during the day). The temperature in the inclosure it's constantly kept at 79f and the hotspot is around 86f when it's on. I feed him salad and once a week I add some calcium powder to it. There is mountain of hay, in the bottom right corner where he likes to go to sleep. The light, the heat and the fan are on a 12h on 12h off cycle (the temperature inside the house never gets lower than 68f). The substrata is made of small wood chips and it's deep and lose enough for him to burry himself.
It's the space enough for now? I know the bigger the better but I'm somewhat limited in how big I can make the enclosure. How fast do they grow?
I know glass enclosures are not the best but this is what I have to work with.
Any thoughts on how it can be improved?
Thanks
It's the space enough for now? I know the bigger the better but I'm somewhat limited in how big I can make the enclosure. How fast do they grow?
I know glass enclosures are not the best but this is what I have to work with.
Any thoughts on how it can be improved?
Thanks