I sure appreciate all the typing your doing, it's super helpful!![]()
I took out all the moss and added more eco earth and leaves for them. They are currently both in clear rubbermaid shoebox tubs with holes drilled in the lid for ventilation. This is just temporary until the tank they are going in is finished being split into two.
I currently don't have any lighting on them as I read that a lot of people I guess don't put any lighting on them at all as long as they get some good lighting from the room during the day. I do have some open lights for plants near them though.
Yeah I'm in Nevada. Our temps and humidity are pretty similar. They are both in my critter room which is temperature controlled to maintain 78 degrees at night then around 84 during the day, with an overall humidity of the room being about 50%. I did put a hygrometer and thermometer in with them and it says during the day the temp is 80-82 and at night it's about 76-78 in the habitat, with a humidity of 80%.
I also have a shallow water dish in with each one and I plan to put coconut houses in with them when they go to their permanent homes. Currently right now they have this arched fake vine plant in the corner to give them some extra coverage.
I currently have reptocal to dust their food, do you think that doing it 2-3 times a week is a good amount? I don't currently have any multi-vitamin dust but I'm going to order some this week and plan to dust 2-3 times a week with that as well. The cheapest I could find in vegas was $30 for a tiny little bottle, so I figured purchasing from JoshsFrogs would be best.
I also wanted to ask about how important feeding pinkies to them is? The shop where I got Appa from stressed feeding him pinkies as I guess he just started eating them a few days ago, but getting them isn't going to be easy where I live. If it is important to feed them pinkies, will the frozen ones give him the same nutrients as a live one? Also, if I should feed him pinkies how often do you recommend including them in his diet. Currently I have crickets, mealworms ( making sure to feed only freshly molted ones now), and red wigglers.
Sorry to bombard you with a ton of questions, but I just want to make sure and do everything I can for them and you've been very informative! :P





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