Hey it's me again with some questions. Ok so my leopards are 14 months, 15 months and 2.5 yrs. they are all 4 housed together. The 2.5 yr old and one of the 14 month olds are the same size and the other two are smaller and about equal in size relative to one another. 4.25" on up to 6.25".
I've got the 4 of them in a closed chamber still but plan to move them outdoors full time come spring and plan to have a heated house or two built before next winter. If for some reason I don't get the heated houses built, I may buy a second indoor enclosure and combine them for the winter months. Anyways, my questions are:
Should I continue to keep them in higher humidity while they are indoors this winter? If so, 12 hours of high humidity (80%+) and 12 hours of slightly less (70-79%)? I've been keeping them humid during the day and turn their fogger off at night.
The enclosure has a removable tent top that I can remove for an open topped enclosure for MUCH less of a humid environment. The humidity in my home is naturally very low. Humidity ranged between 27% and 44%, but usually hovers in the low 30's.
Current chamber info (on left in green).
Showing removable tent top.
The inhabitants:
I've got the 4 of them in a closed chamber still but plan to move them outdoors full time come spring and plan to have a heated house or two built before next winter. If for some reason I don't get the heated houses built, I may buy a second indoor enclosure and combine them for the winter months. Anyways, my questions are:
Should I continue to keep them in higher humidity while they are indoors this winter? If so, 12 hours of high humidity (80%+) and 12 hours of slightly less (70-79%)? I've been keeping them humid during the day and turn their fogger off at night.
The enclosure has a removable tent top that I can remove for an open topped enclosure for MUCH less of a humid environment. The humidity in my home is naturally very low. Humidity ranged between 27% and 44%, but usually hovers in the low 30's.
Current chamber info (on left in green).
Showing removable tent top.
The inhabitants: