Hey y'all, I have a new dilemma. Here in SoCal it's been super hot (90º+) and it's not cooling down. Even at 8, 9, and 10 at night it is still 80º+. Will Loki be okay? We don't have air conditioning, just a few odd fans running. I feel horrible, but there's not much I can do...
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90F overnight in summer is common in their natural range.
IMO she'll she fine, you could of cause leave a water bowl in her tank overnight , she can sit in it to cool off if need be.
IMO she'll she fine, you could of cause leave a water bowl in her tank overnight , she can sit in it to cool off if need be.
Actually they would not be in the 90 degree temp. at night in the wild but would easily escape the heat by burrowing in the soil or in crags of rock. A bowl of water might not be noticed and if laid in could cause scale damage from being constantly wet for hours. Temps. in the very low 80's can be tolerated but not much higher.
Can you get a window a.c. unit for a reasonable price, maybe a used one ?
Can you get a window a.c. unit for a reasonable price, maybe a used one ?
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