Thanks for the information!!! N/P

Posted by Tony Baez on August 10, 2001 at 00:56:24:

In Reply to: Re: Seasons in Singapore (Important for breeding project)!!!!!!! posted by Allan on August 10, 2001 at 00:11:12:

: Having lived in Singapore I can tell you that there are no seasons. It is 85 miles from the equator, the sun rises at 7am and set at 7pm every day. The temps run from a low of 27C(80F) at night to a high of 32-35C(89-95F). There is what they call the rainy season but other than a bit more rain it doesn't seem to affect things too much except for maybe one or two days a year when the temps don't so high.Also the humidity runs around 80%.

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