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RE: new cherryhead redfoot, having problems

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Posted by: Terryo at Mon Nov 26 20:00:01 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Terryo ]  
   

I have a Cherryhead too. They have to have a LOT of humidity. Also no light at night. Get a heat emitter, and leave that on 24/7. Go to Retfoots.com or RedfootTortoise.com You will get all the info. that you need. They don't need a basking light. One side should be darker..just a UVB and the other side should have the heat emitter. They come from warm, tropical, humid climate. Go to those sites, and they will help you. Good luck








   

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