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RE: Caden is actually correct...........

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Posted by: drimes at Thu Jan 4 09:37:27 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by drimes ]  
   

I normally keep my opinions to myself but this thread is just too much for me.

First it is my Opinion, and obviously that of some others on here, that prolonged temps over or around 95* are TOO warm and will do more harm than good. Temps around 88* to 90* for a sick animal are more benificial, without being dangerous.


"BCI/BCC are not tropical animals and have no need for prolonged moisture levels of 70-80%!"

?????
Since when did the area that boas come from naturally move out of the TROPICS? I live in Florida and the Humidity here today is 83%, and boas come from even further south and more "tropical" a climate than Florida. Please proof read and do not purposely post misinformation.

I worry some times that people will actually believe incorrect infomation when it is presented in such a forceful manner. Not unlike here, with you insisting that boas are not tropical creatures and prolonged temps above 95* would be OK.

Kathy

   

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