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Peter Parrot
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Glad to hear it. I know red foots like to soak in pools from time to time and generally like it a lot more humid than most other torts. Would be nice to see some pics of him! 
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Chantal
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Yes, I would also love to see some picture of the Red foot. They are really great looking tort.
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blondesarah
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I keep all my reds in a open top enlosure and they do fine, did you keep the substrate misted? the substrate needs to be 70%-80% humidity, also what dial did you use the read the humidity? those cheap plastic ones are never right.
Remember its not air humdity you needs its grown humdity. Red foots do better in table tops rather than vivariums.
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