Breeders and Shipping

[Sunrise Reptile]

Pretty simple question. Would you or would you not ship to an area with an overnight low of 34*?

 

[robin]

well it depends on where the hubs are and what the temps are at the hub cities. but if the temps were below freezing (at the hub and daytime temps at the destination) no i wouldnt
but if just night time temps of 34 at the hub and the place of destination. i would have no troubles shipping geckos

 

[robin]

of course they should be packaged correctly for colder temps

 

[PaulSage]

To answer this one, I'm just going to quote my website

During the winter and summer months, shipping may be affected by weather conditions at the origin, FedEx sorting hubs, and destination locations. I do not have specific "set" temperatures that I will or will not ship at. The decision to ship is essentially a judgment call on my part, taking into consideration a variety of circumstances. If I determine that weather conditions are unsuitable for shipping, I will assess the forecast and provide you with a tentative shipping date. Weather conditions may deviate from forecasts however, so a tentative shipping date is just that... tentative. Rarely do weather conditions suspend shipping for more than two weeks, although it is possible depending on the conditions in Wisconsin and the destination location. Please do not ask me to ship against my judgment.