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RE: Ambient temps vs nesting temps.

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Posted by: FR at Tue Jun 17 21:42:34 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

In captivity we do all manner of things, just to get them to eat. even trickery. In nature, those tiny neonate hogs are on their own to survive in a harsh environment. And they do it without help. And easily. They somehow maneuver thought those harsh conditions and thrive and grow. I have to wonder how?
That how is whats important, I wonder, why do you think what they need in captivity is different then what supports them in nature. I think they are exactly the same, please explain why they are not?


   

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