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Old 08-11-03, 03:19 PM   #1
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misting?

I have read some caresheet on my black and white tegu and it says im suposed to only mist it once a week but i would figure it rains a lot more times than once a week from where they come from? what do you guys think? I would think atleast every other day...
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Old 08-11-03, 06:19 PM   #2
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I would think since they are from South America they get lots of rain there. I think every other day would be ok.
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Old 08-11-03, 06:48 PM   #3
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I have a hot room so I spray every night. If the soil is completely dried out then give it a spray. I would deffinatly spray at least every other day.
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Old 08-12-03, 06:45 AM   #4
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Just a thought, but you may want to search for info on where they come from. Annual rainfall, seasonal info, all kinds of good stuff like that.
That's where I would start anyway

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Old 08-12-03, 11:59 AM   #5
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Niagara has my vote - research it before you do it!! If its too wet, they might get a skin malady, or maybe nothing?? But check it out on weather forum on net or at local library reference desk....
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Old 08-12-03, 12:15 PM   #6
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It may be they need humidity but not dampness, if I tried to keep the humidity right for a couple of animals they would get scale rot from the dampness. I picked up a thing called a sonic fogger and it raised humidity in a 6X3X2 well-vented enclosure by 20% without soaking the substrate.
 
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ye im gonna take niagra's advice and try to figure out anual rainfall and divide it into the number of days or somthing like that. Thanks
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