u/Galimbro

hoping pictures work this time of my sulcata

Trying to make it the best I can. I believe outdoors can provide the most optimal experience for the tort (artificial ubv rays can only go so far?)

Trying to set up a camera as well. But he seems to spend a lot of time in the hide, is that normal?

On an overcast day it's 10 degrees warmer. On a sunny day its 20 degrees warmer. Hasn't not exceeded 105. Night time is a little cold. But I've been keeping him indoors at night. 60 degrees at night, trying to improve that, but is it bad?

I have a deep substrate. 6 inches of topsoil and coconut coir. Under 6 inches is gravel.

I spray water every day on that enclosure. I know they are arid creatures. But hatchling seem to require more humidity

Trying to make it the best I can. I believe outdoors can provide the most optimal experience for the tort (artificial ubv rays can only go so far?)

Trying to set up a camera as well. But he seems to spend a lot of time in the hide, is that normal?

On an overcast day it's 10 degrees warmer. On a sunny day its 20 degrees warmer. Hasn't not exceeded 105. Night time is a little cold. But I've been keeping him indoors at night. 60 degrees at night, trying to improve that, but is it bad?

I have a deep substrate. 6 inches of topsoil and coconut coir. Under 6 inches is gravel.

I spray water every day on that enclosure. I know they are arid creatures. But hatchling seem to require more humidity.