cages for colder climates

Posted by cwatbay on March 04, 2000 at 10:04:27:

I am curious as to what other people are doing for enclosures for colder climates. Here ( in the redwood rainforest ) it can get down to 19F in the winter( outside ). We keep the house warm with a propane wall heater and wood stove heat ( which means a lot of wood spilting in the fall ). However, from late spring to early autumn the outside temps are from 78F to 100F. Thanks for the feedback. Cliff

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: I am curious as to what other people are doing for enclosures for colder climates. Here ( in the redwood rainforest ) it can get down to 19F in the winter( outside ). We keep the house warm with a propane wall heater and wood stove heat ( which means a lot of wood spilting in the fall ). However, from late spring to early autumn the outside temps are from 78F to 100F. Thanks for the feedback. Cliff

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