redfoot temp and humidity
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Hi Laura:
Once again, I'll refer you to the two members who have care sheets in their signatures:
Madkins007 and Redfoot Nerd.
Once again, I'll refer you to the two members who have care sheets in their signatures:
Madkins007 and Redfoot Nerd.
Temps around 85f work nicely. You can offer lower in part of the habitat, and overnight, and higher in a warm area. As for going outside, look for overnight temps in the high 60's/low 70's.
Humidity is not as critical at 4 as it is for young'uns, but it should generally have access to an area of very high humidity- 80% or more. This can be a humid hide, a simulated burrow, a shady spot, or even a mud puddle. Overall humidity should be OK, say 60% or so.
As a rule of thumb, it works nicely to use reference sites, like the Library, to get the basics, then use forums like this to get ideas, clarifications, etc.
Humidity is not as critical at 4 as it is for young'uns, but it should generally have access to an area of very high humidity- 80% or more. This can be a humid hide, a simulated burrow, a shady spot, or even a mud puddle. Overall humidity should be OK, say 60% or so.
As a rule of thumb, it works nicely to use reference sites, like the Library, to get the basics, then use forums like this to get ideas, clarifications, etc.
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