Re: Controlling humidity and temperature levels in enclosures

Posted by xta on February 22, 2002 at 23:14:40:

In Reply to: Controlling humidity and temperature levels in enclosures posted by Guy on February 21, 2002 at 20:32:43:

Careful with the window idea...depending on the temps in the summer, it can cook your iguana in a cage that is mostly closed off. I've heard some real horror stories on this subject that had the owners feeling very guilt stricken. My reptiles have windows in their cages and can see out of the house windows from them, but they are far enough away that the sun doesn't directly hit the cages. Same concept with all of the cooked babies and dogs in cars with windows cracked-- a lot of deaths in this area.

Post pics of your cage...it sounds nice.

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