Outside basking
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I usually bring them out if it's above 70. If it's really sunny out then 60s is OK for a while too. When they darken and start basking their skin temps can be way higher than the ambient temps and they do pretty well.
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Iloverex":3p3ew60r said:
Indicating beardie is too cold, and trying to soak up more heat from the sunlight by darkening up it's entire body.
Too cold or they are just darkening to improve basking efficiency. When they've had enough their color will lighten quite a bit to start to reflect heat/light.
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