i have a young sulcatta. Just wondering what is a good temp for me to put it outside. i am guessing at least 80.
i want it to have access to natural sunlight but it is too cold to keep out all year.
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outdoor housing
Stringer
Apr 21, 2011 04:21 PM
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tripletoes
Apr 23, 2011 09:37 AM
As long as the night time temps are in the 60's they should be ok and the daytime temps at least in the low 70's.
Bsquared
Jul 22, 2011 08:33 PM
I live in IL so I'm in the same boat with having to spend part of the year indoors. Once it consistently stays 65 overnight I put Hal outside. I usually give it a week to make sure the temperature is going to hold before I actually bring him out. I don't mind lugging him around so in the spring if it's warm enough I'll take him out on a Saturday or something and then put him back in the evening.
Bill
