Brian,
I would definitely put them in deli cups and have them ride up front
with you. I have moved several times with my herps and even when it
seems mild outside, the heat inside moving vans builds very quickly. The
vans I have used had no type of ventilation in back, it was basically a
sealed (although not too tightly) environment.
Having them up front lets you control their conditions much better.
Good luck,
Yuri Huta
Brian Bettencourt wrote:
>
> Well all, I'm off to Penn State to start my postdoc. My question is, how
> best to move my herps (mainly geckos). I was thinking: Keep as many in
> their vivaria as possible, and put them in the moving van, where they'll
> be shaded. Alternative would be to remove gex, put 'em in deli cups, and
> have them ride up front with me. Whaddya think?
>
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