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RangosMama

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My family and I are going on a over night trip. We will be gone at max 48 hours tho we usually come home a little early. Not many people in my family enjoy reptiles so I have no one to turn my little Rangos lights on and off. I've done some research but I'm getting mixed answers. I just wanna make sure I dont make the wrong choice and injure my baby. So my question is, is it okay to leave a 6 month bearded dragons lights on over night?
 
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I think he should be fine. If he has a hide he's probably gonna try to sleep in there when he's tired. Obviosuly it's not gonna be the best sleep but so be it. Perhaps you have a timer? The ones you plug in and set what time they turn on and off? Are you 100% sure that no one can turn them off and on? Its just a few switches. I understand though, some people don't like reptiles.
 
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Hiccup he is 6 and Blaze is 4
Over nite it wont hurt him two many nites not a good idea --- I would invest in a timer they are pretty cheap
Karrie
 
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