Come on other Redfoot owners...

Posted by EJ on November 16, 2001 at 09:25:38:

In Reply to: question about Redfoot's eyes posted by Stoli on November 15, 2001 at 15:28:24:

I've seen this brought up once or twice (or more) before. I never really paid much attention to it in mine until it was brought up because they were eating and acting normally. If they are eating and acting normally it seems that it is related to the environmental humidity. With the guys I have their eyes seem to water when it is dry. Like I said if everything else is normal I wouldn't worry about it. I would continue with the soakings and not try to raise the humidity this time of year.
Ed

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: I've seen this brought up once or twice (or more) before. I never really paid much attention to it in mine until it was brought up because they were eating and acting normally. If they are eating and acting normally it seems that it is related to the environmental humidity. With the guys I have their eyes seem to water when it is dry. Like I said if everything else is normal I wouldn't worry about it. I would continue with the soakings and not try to raise the humidity this time of year. : Ed

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