What temps do you take outside?
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maryanne27
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Hi! I'm in western PA too! Anyways, I can't say about panthers, but I just started taking my Gracilior out. Those kinds like it cool (mid 60s to 70s) so this is prime time for him. I have to mist often because of the low humidity. During the summer, i limit outside time so he doesn't roast, and I'm sure to mist a LOT to keep him cool. Basically, just stick to the recommended temps for your species and keep a close eye on him. Monitor the temps and mist accordingly.
Panther keepers will be more helpful, I'm sure!
nightanole
Chameleon Enthusiast
Ohio, wire cage with large sticks and no shade:
55 if its sunny
75 and sunny he only lasts 30min before hes crawling on the bottom of the wire cage wanting back in.
80 and above i might be able to wash the car before he over heats and wants back in.
On the other hand the beardie will just sit out there and bake
55 if its sunny
75 and sunny he only lasts 30min before hes crawling on the bottom of the wire cage wanting back in.
80 and above i might be able to wash the car before he over heats and wants back in.
On the other hand the beardie will just sit out there and bake
Nursemaia
Chameleon Enthusiast
Delaware. Panther and veileds. They live outside from mid May to mid September, 24/7. I have them in very large parrot cages that are heavily planted with live plants to ensure lots of shade if they want to get out of the sun. I freeze buckets of ice and put the ice on top of the enclosures on really hot days along with frequent frequent frequent mistings. July and August we have temps in the 90s with heat index in the 100s on some days. I'm ok with nights as low as 50 once it starts to cool off again
