I live in North Carolina and i was wondering if it the climate would be ok to have one here. I know it gets cold in the winter but i didnt know if i had to bring it inside or if providing it with some shelter and heat in it's enclosure would be enough.
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Sulcata question
Nekomeh
Mar 04, 2009 07:02 AM
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tripletoes
Mar 04, 2009 10:25 PM
sulcatas as you might know are severely prone to resp. infections. im not 100% on the exact temps of N.C. but im thinking its really cold in the winter expecially at night. yes you can keep it inside when its small but eventually a really well insulated heated outdoor enclosure will need to be built. i live in south east texas and i struggle with keeping r.i.'s out of them all winter. where there is a will there is a way im sure somebody probibly keeps sulcatas in N.C.. will this be your first tort or do you have others?
