Re: Effects of low humidity in yellow/ red foots (poll)

Posted by DaviDC. on April 07, 2002 at 19:14:27:

In Reply to: Effects of low humidity in yellow/ red foots (poll) posted by K. Ray on April 07, 2002 at 18:24:21:

I've read that watering eyes is a sign of low humidity. I keep my redfoots on cypress mulch, which holds moisture well. As long I keep the plants well watered, their eyes don't water & I assume the humidity level is fine.

I must have the only redfoot who doesn't like to be misted with a squirt bottle. You'd thing I was spraying him with battery acid from the way he reacts.

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