Habitat - Indoor :: Foggers

Turtle tank setups and other indoor configurations.

Post Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 12:56 am   Foggers

Would a fogger be a good idea for my babies? :shock: Also my water is 73 degrees for the little guys they are only two inches long. Is that ok? Any suggestions for vitamin supplements? I have been reading about them on the internet for hours and cannot believe they require so much care. Also I have a started kit and have the water level 3/4 the way full on a 20 gallon tank. They seem to enjoy it, but is it wise to have it that full? I am such a novice any advice is most appreciated.
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Post Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 1:43 am   

Hi, you need to buy a submersible water heater and a couple of thermometers. You water temp should be 76-78, basking temp around 90-95.

Forget the fogger, very unnecessary. You should have as much as water in there as it can safely hold AND your turts cannot escape. A screen would be a wise decision to make sure they stay in there. Romaine/red leaf/green leaf lettuce is a good source of vitamins. Gut-loaded crickets as well. Also, pick up some cuttle bone (search the forum, lots of info on that).
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Post Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 8:57 am   

Foggers are better for amphibians. Dart frogs, firebellied newts things that need a high humidity, your turtles will have alot of water to provide that.
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Post Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 3:20 pm   Thank you

Thanks guys that helps. I am going to Petsmart in just a minute to buy food so I can make sure they get the right nutrition.
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