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A safe night time temperature for young Beardies

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Posted by chelefloyd on May 11, 2003 at 11:50:34:

In Reply to: A safe night time temperature for young Beardies posted by georgio on May 11, 2003 at 10:55:11:

my adult beardie doesn't use any supp. heat at night.. I check on and off and it gets about low 70's high 60's... she doesn't use a cover either.. sleeps like a rock... my baby iggy on the other hand is completely opposite.. requiring nightime heat and a cage cover

:I am converting part of my garage to house reptiles and it gets fairly cold in here. It is unheated but I live in southern california so it probably drops to about 60 at night, maybe lower on cold nights. I know adults can handle fairly low nighttime temps but what about younger dragons (1-2 months)? Has anyone tried covering cages after the lights turn off like many people do with their bird cages?

:Peter




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