Temperatures

Posted by keen1098 on January 01, 2003 at 07:37:37:

Happy new year to all!

I am currently in the research stage of getting another reptile. It is between a chameleon or a crested gecko. I have 1 female leopard gecko right now.

Now to the question:
I live in Northern New England, USA. It is winter here right now and we have 14" of snow. Inside my house however, it stays a constant 68-69 degrees F. But, at night, it gets down to 60 F. Is this too cold for a crestie without heat? If it is,what should I use for supplamental heat? Also, do any of you use the a/c in the summer in your house/condo/aparment? What do you do then?

Sorry for so many questions, but better safe than sorry;)
Keenan

Follow Ups:

• Thank you ! n/p keen1098 01/01/03 (0)
• go with the crested......... mikecoscia 01/01/03 (1)
  • Re:im in upstate ny, this is what I do......... STARMOM 01/01/03 (0)
• Re: Temperatures......and advice. RhacsRsweet 01/01/03 (2)
  • Ifra-red alternatives....... keen1098 01/01/03 (1)
    • Re: Ifra-red alternatives....... mikecoscia 01/01/03 (0)

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