Correct way to keep Sulcata Hatchling?

[IamG1]

I have a Sulcata Tortoise Currently about 6 Months, i keep the temperatures in the day from 70-95 degrees in the day. In the night it goes down to 60-70 degrees (I'm aware that ut shouldn't go bellow 75 degrees) i will get a CHE soon. Humidity stays at 70-80% i will show a picture of the enclosure. Im having trouble keeping high Humidity even in a closed enclosure also if i try keeping it up the temperature goes down. Which makes the tortoise only stays in 1 side of the enclsosure.

 

[Tom]

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If you don't get the night temp up, your tortoise is likely to get sick and die. It shouldn't go below 80 day or night.

If things are too dry, it is an indication that there is too much ventilation. If your lights are on the outside of the enclosure, it creates a chimney effect and sucks your warm humid air out into the room.

 

[IamG1]

Please read these:

Beginner Mistakes

To comment on Tom's article, go here: http://www.tortoiseforum.org/Thread-split-Beginner-Mistakes#axzz1tG8s05M5 Over the years many of us, myself included, have made many of these mistakes, and we have certainly seen them made many times by others. With springtime upon us and many new...

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It's been three years since the original care sheet, http://www.tortoiseforum.org/thread-63788.html , and I think its time for a review and an update. A lot of new info has come to light over the last three years and new insight has been gained through numerous experiences. What follows is my...

tortoiseforum.org

For Those Who Have a Young Sulcata...

Over and over I type up and answer diet questions and try to get people feeding the right stuff, but I find that the "norm" is grocery store food. Grocery store food is expensive, a hassle to obtain, and very low on the list of what is best for sulcatas. These tortoises are GRASS eaters. From...

tortoiseforum.org

If you don't get the night temp up, your tortoise is likely to get sick and die. It shouldn't go below 80 day or night.

If things are too dry, it is an indication that there is too much ventilation. If your lights are on the outside of the enclosure, it creates a chimney effect and sucks your warm humid air out into the room.

As i said Tom the sulcata is housed in a "Closed chamber" to say, i will get the night temperatures up. Just making sure the Enclosure look good, also the uvb and uva is inside.