HELLO,
I LIVE IN OREGON, WITH A HIGH HUMIDITY. DURRING THE SUMMER IT IS 97 DEGREES WITHA 40 TO 50% HUMIDITY LEVEL. WOULD SRI LANKANS DO BETTER OR INDIAN STARS WITH THIS. I AM BUILDING A CAGE THAT WILL HAVE THE PRO PRODUCT HEAT PANNELS, AND THE MERCURY VAPER BULBS IN IT. I KNOW BURMESE STARS LIKE THIS, BUT MY BUDGET DOES NOT LIKE THE BURMESE THAT MUCH.
THANK YOU,
T-
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INDIAN VRS SRI LANKAN STARS FOR WETTER CLIMATES?
lizard queen
Sep 18, 2003 06:30 PM
Replies (2)
cod6545
Sep 19, 2003 04:28 PM
Hey- I have two Indian Star tortoises that are doing great outside right now in Central Florida. Many people say Stars can't tolerate the humidity, but mine seem to be as healthy and active as any other Star I've seen. They're loving it. You just have to make sure to bring them inside at night, and during the more humid parts of the day. This especially applies in the morning, when it is very damp and dew covers the grass. If you Good luck. Brooks
lizard queen
Sep 23, 2003 06:27 PM
Hello,
Thanks for the info. Most people have said that it should not be a problem to much with my wetter climate. I just need to make sure that I am getting a cb animals.
Thank you,
TQ
