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Ayatollah of Rock n Rolla
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Still Watching My Back
Join Date: Oct 2008
First Name: I'm not telling
Location: The Land in the Middle
Posts: 153
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Man that picture creeps me out.
![]() With summer around the corner I'm about to start freezing - no way I'll keep my humi temp down below 70 around here. - Rob |
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Adjusting to the Life
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i just dug through the box with my latest purchase & found the little bastards in the HSG Lanceros...off to the freezer the rest go. Like okieRob, there's no way to keep the temps down below 70.
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Feeling at Home
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Afternoon all,
I live in Cancun and like the fellow in Austin, it is really a challenge to keep temps below 75, let alone 70! In my experience and the little I have read, the beetles are a result of humidity not temperature. Again, I am by no means an expert but my vinos stay well below 70% but the temps do go above 70 F on a regular basis and have not had a problem. You will find opinions saying that it is temperature and others saying humidity but in my experience it is humidity not temperature that causes the bettles to come out. Travis |
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