Re: Bimaculata

Posted by Terry Cox on June 16, 2000 at 19:20:53:

In Reply to: Bimaculata posted by Nazzareno on June 15, 2000 at 16:05:44:

: I need information on min/max day/night temp. for bimaculata
: Thank you
: Nazzareno

I would shoot for 80-82*F. daytime, with nighttime temps falling to low 70's, if possible, but can go even lower. Highs of only mid-70's are ok, since you can use extra heat, whenever you want too. Bimaculata doesn't tolerate very high temps well. It may cause them to become nocturnal, or even to aestivate in summer. TC.

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: : I need information on min/max day/night temp. for bimaculata : : Thank you : : Nazzareno : I would shoot for 80-82*F. daytime, with nighttime temps falling to low 70's, if possible, but can go even lower. Highs of only mid-70's are ok, since you can use extra heat, whenever you want too. Bimaculata doesn't tolerate very high temps well. It may cause them to become nocturnal, or even to aestivate in summer. TC.

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