passwordstaco
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Hi Everyone,
I had a Testudo graeca terrestris for almost a year now and haven't had any problems in an indoor enclosure while in dry California. I recently moved to Chicago and the humidity here is much higher, so I am excited at the thought of having an indoor and outdoor enclosure, but was not sure how successful that would be with the drastic temperature shifts around here. I have seen 1 day be 80+ degrees with 70% humidity and then the next day it lowers to low 70s with a very cool breeze. Not really sure how they will do with that. It also rains a lot, which I think might be too much for them.
Has anyone successfully raised them outside in a climate like this?
I had a Testudo graeca terrestris for almost a year now and haven't had any problems in an indoor enclosure while in dry California. I recently moved to Chicago and the humidity here is much higher, so I am excited at the thought of having an indoor and outdoor enclosure, but was not sure how successful that would be with the drastic temperature shifts around here. I have seen 1 day be 80+ degrees with 70% humidity and then the next day it lowers to low 70s with a very cool breeze. Not really sure how they will do with that. It also rains a lot, which I think might be too much for them.
Has anyone successfully raised them outside in a climate like this?