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Posted by Todd G. on May 06, 2003 at 17:41:36:
In Reply to: tuatara enclosures posted by DK on May 06, 2003 at 02:51:59:
:I haven't seen that issue of reptiles magazine, so I don't know where the tuatara enclosure in the article is, but tuatara enclosures I have seen in institutions here have usually been refrigerated. Lethal temperature for tuataras is well below optimum temperature for monitors, so even on a reasonably warm day they may die without refrigeration. That's how they avoid 'ant in magnifying glass' (greenhouse would be a better analogy) syndrome.
::Frank..
::I think you did not take that post in the positive spirit in which it was intended.
::BTW, Did you see that large glass display enclosure for tuatara in a recent reptiles magazine?
::I would like to see that design up close to discover why the tuatara did not suffer "ant in magnifying glass" syndrome in that set up.
::Any thoughts on enclosures like that?
::: p.s. In the past you always said, reproduction was not a sign of success, now you seem to be leaning on it to support your husbandry.
::Umm.. you must have messed me up with someone else on that one...... I never said reproduction "was not a sign of success"
::You know, my husbandry is "cutting edge"....
::I think you said that once.
::Maybe in 100 years I'll be proven right.
::Cheers.
::Todd G.
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