Re: What temperature can they take?

Posted by Travis on December 28, 2000 at 23:26:20:

In Reply to: What temperature can they take? posted by KCcal on December 28, 2000 at 22:42:28:

70 should be your cut off . The fact is that in the wild they can go for days in the 40's although I do not recommend trying this . A drop to 50 now and then wont kill them as long as it is not prolonged . Mine likes to explore the basement ( just concrete walls and floor ) not very warm in the winter but he does not stay down there very long . The best advice is to keep him at at least 70 at all times .

Hope this helps

Travis

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: 70 should be your cut off . The fact is that in the wild they can go for days in the 40's although I do not recommend trying this . A drop to 50 now and then wont kill them as long as it is not prolonged . Mine likes to explore the basement ( just concrete walls and floor ) not very warm in the winter but he does not stay down there very long . The best advice is to keep him at at least 70 at all times . : Hope this helps : Travis

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