I read that med Spur Thighed don't like to high a humidity.Does anyone now what the levels are? I have a hygrometer which I use when incubating chicken eggs,this also show temp.
As humidity within a normal household can be 40% and higher on damp days.Would it be worth keeping note of this.
Not really, so long as you know its not too damp then you'll be fine. I keep a humid hide and a dry hide in all my enclosures. the torts prefer the wet ones to the dry ones.
Please post some pics of your chickens/chicks in the offtopic section! I love chickens, can't wait to see them
tortoise_dude Wrote:Not really, so long as you know its not too damp then you'll be fine. I keep a humid hide and a dry hide in all my enclosures. the torts prefer the wet ones to the dry ones.
Please post some pics of your chickens/chicks in the offtopic section! I love chickens, can't wait to see them
I will try to post pics for you,pc's not my strong point,but I'm learning.
well if you need a hand just give me a shout or make a post and I'll give you a hand
tortoise_dude Wrote:well if you need a hand just give me a shout or make a post and I'll give you a hand
How do I upload pics to here? I found the manage attachment bit in the user cp,but easy get confused on how I get them from my pc to here.So any help would be great