my emys

[filbertjonathan]

heyyy there are my emys.

 

[ascott]

RE: my eys

They are very pretty

 

[tortadise]

RE: my eys

Nice. I do recomend maybe using some mulch and moss so they can hide a bit more. I know mine loooove to hide or soak in a big water tub.

 

[filbertjonathan]

RE: my eys

@ascot : thank you
@tortadise : that's an old pic,, now their home has already modified i put a water bowl that big enough and made a hiding place for them...but now i think i need more space for them..

 

[tortadise]

RE: my eys

Ahh ok. Yeah they like a lot of room. Just wait till they get 60 to 80 pounds.

 

[mainey34]

RE: my eys

Very nice. Thx for sharing...

 

[filbertjonathan]

RE: my eys

Ahh ok. Yeah they like a lot of room. Just wait till they get 60 to 80 pounds.

Very nice. Thx for sharing...

Yeahh.. I will wait until they can jump over the barrier easily hehhehehhe.

 

[Yvonne G]

RE: my eys

Hi Filbert:

I love emys!!! I'd like to see a picture of your current enclosure. From this old picture, I'm seeing some pretty dry tortoises. I keep mine quite a bit wetter than yours seem to be.

 

[filbertjonathan]

Hi Filbert:

I love emys!!! I'd like to see a picture of your current enclosure. From this old picture, I'm seeing some pretty dry tortoises. I keep mine quite a bit wetter than yours seem to be.

ActuLly i i and my wife always spray our emys especially in the middle of the day. And now i have change the set up. Please give me more advice to make a better place for them.

 

[Millerlite]

You should grab some organic soil and I use peat moss on top of that, to help with moisture and humidity, also providing plants will help with humidity spraying them down works but once it dries humidity drops. You should do about 8 inches of soil sounds like a lot but in the long run it makes things easy. On top of that just some peat moss add water to it to make it moist not wet but moist. The. Spray it anytime humidity drops if it still looks moist but humidity dropped its because the top layer dried out and uses any moisture trapped underneath, what I do, I have a stick. Yes a stick lol. I just stir up the soil turn it over and that will bring humidity up without having to spray down the enclosure. Benefits of this, over time your enclosure will collect water in the bottom if you have no drain. To prevent that gotta spray less water give the soil a chance to dry, turning it ill help. After a few months tho. I change the substrate out, keep it clean.