Re: Loepard Tortoise Humidity

Posted by EJ on July 02, 2001 at 12:43:55:

In Reply to: Loepard Tortoise Humidity posted by B. Dougherty on July 02, 2001 at 10:08:23:

You really don't need the disclaimer.
Anyway, Don't worry one bit about the humidity. If any of the Leopards are going to have a porblem with the humidity it is the SA Leopards which are hard to come by. Through out the leopards range they go through wet and dry seasons just like we have here throughout the states. Too much concern is spent on the humidity. As long as you don't keep it in a stagnent moist environment you shoud have no problems.
Ed
(going through monsoon season with hot/humid conditions and the leopards seem to love it)(San Diego)

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: You really don't need the disclaimer. : Anyway, Don't worry one bit about the humidity. If any of the Leopards are going to have a porblem with the humidity it is the SA Leopards which are hard to come by. Through out the leopards range they go through wet and dry seasons just like we have here throughout the states. Too much concern is spent on the humidity. As long as you don't keep it in a stagnent moist environment you shoud have no problems. : Ed : (going through monsoon season with hot/humid conditions and the leopards seem to love it)(San Diego)

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