Hi everyone,
Just looking for a bit of advice.
It's starting to get quite hot here in Leicestershire (England). I have looked into many different methods of keeping my boys cool in the summer months, Frozen water bottles, ceramic tiles, etc, etc.
However, I don't know where the best place is for my boys, Fred, George and Albus on hot days.
My bedroom is quite a hot room, and being in England, we have no air conditioning. There is no way I can move them into a different room, my mum is already a bit annoyed at their 8x3 cage, it would tip her over the edge if I asked to move them
Their run is one that I made, and measure 9ft by 6ft ( I got a little excited), all of the items inside the run are wooden as I know the plastic igloos turn into a sauna in the sun and their cage is completely covered over, meaning that they have pretty much the entire run in the shade, with only small sections where the sun pokes through.
Would they be better to be in my room in the hottest part of the day, or would they be better in the garden?
My windows don't open too far, but will let a little breeze through, but would they be better outside in the shade with the natural breeze?
Sorry if this has been asked a million times, just don't want them to get too hot!
Thanks!!
Just looking for a bit of advice.
It's starting to get quite hot here in Leicestershire (England). I have looked into many different methods of keeping my boys cool in the summer months, Frozen water bottles, ceramic tiles, etc, etc.
However, I don't know where the best place is for my boys, Fred, George and Albus on hot days.
My bedroom is quite a hot room, and being in England, we have no air conditioning. There is no way I can move them into a different room, my mum is already a bit annoyed at their 8x3 cage, it would tip her over the edge if I asked to move them
Their run is one that I made, and measure 9ft by 6ft ( I got a little excited), all of the items inside the run are wooden as I know the plastic igloos turn into a sauna in the sun and their cage is completely covered over, meaning that they have pretty much the entire run in the shade, with only small sections where the sun pokes through.
Would they be better to be in my room in the hottest part of the day, or would they be better in the garden?
My windows don't open too far, but will let a little breeze through, but would they be better outside in the shade with the natural breeze?
Sorry if this has been asked a million times, just don't want them to get too hot!
Thanks!!