Hi all, sorry for being MIA, myself and Ventress (5 and a half Yr old Ij) are doing well just super busy.
Just had a question for you clever folk, so my fiance suggested that the vivarium is missing "a breeze" and he seems to think this would make ventress happier... ventress is just his normal miserable self bless him.
Have you ever heard of a need for wind/fans/a breeze? Would this be beneficial? My immediate instinct is it would just lower humidity, but if its something that could be beneficial to him I'm happy to sort it out for him
Let me know your thoughts
Thanks
Breeze/wind
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Re: Breeze/wind
My thoughts is it would probably just dry up the air faster and possibly even cause stress, as reptiles are not fond of change. Skinks have been kept for decades without so I'd leave well enough alone.
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Re: Breeze/wind
Thanks splashy, that's what I thought but wanted to check once he put the idea in my head
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