Re: Redfoots and sulcatas in same enclosure?

Posted by EJ on April 16, 2001 at 15:03:03:

In Reply to: Redfoots and sulcatas in same enclosure? posted by John on April 16, 2001 at 11:35:28:

Personally I don't see a problem mixing species.
In this case though you are talking apples and oranges (in a manor of speaking) They have totally different needs. Unless of course you are keeping them outside and providing different microhabitats. Also if the redfoot is wild caught they carry some pretty interesting bugs.
Ed

: I was wondering if it would be alright for my redfoots and my sulcata hatchlings to live in the same area? Thanks.

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: Personally I don't see a problem mixing species. : In this case though you are talking apples and oranges (in a manor of speaking) They have totally different needs. Unless of course you are keeping them outside and providing different microhabitats. Also if the redfoot is wild caught they carry some pretty interesting bugs. : Ed : : : I was wondering if it would be alright for my redfoots and my sulcata hatchlings to live in the same area? Thanks.

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