I just read that gabbys like temps in the 90s and anything over 80 will kill a rhino. I was under the impression that both liked temps in the 75-85 range. Which is right so i can adjust if neccasary.
Thanks
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I just read that gabbys like temps in the 90s and anything over 80 will kill a rhino. I was under the impression that both liked temps in the 75-85 range. Which is right so i can adjust if neccasary.
Thanks
I've had good luck with Gaboons when I have kept their temperatures UNDER 80 degrees. I don't have any firsthand experience with Rhinos, but can't imagine they'd be vastly different.
How far under?
Thanks
And whats ba good temp for the cool side? Its a 6' cage so I have plenty of room for a good gradient.
70-80 degrees is safe. Mine were usually kept between a 72 and 80 thermograde. When I was living in NC it was difficult to monitor the temperatures when I was gone, and I know that temps in the cage reached 85 degrees, but I never had any issues with my animals.
I always kept mine at room temp. But I live in FL so its temperate year round.
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