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RE: Red foots in New England climate?

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Posted by: domalle at Fri Jun 29 07:38:53 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by domalle ]  
   

redfoots are fine in MA in the summer outside at least while temperatures are above 55F at night
inside always problematic about humidity - most provide humid hide for little ones or damp cypress mulch as bedding
eyes watering sign of low humidity - redfoots are highly adaptable, treat them and feed them like box turtles (but no hibernation) and they will thrive

   

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