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[QUOTE="Drache613, post: 2027708, member: 8309"] Hello, The autocorrect can really be a pain sometimes! When they start fighting being fed, they are usually feeling better. Her body temperature should be optimally 96-98F & should be kept at that for a good portion of the day. It's ok for her to cool down for portions of the day, but for optimum digestion, health, etc they do better when kept at a better temperatures. You can just temp gun her on the back or the area that is under the warmest area in the basking spot. Tracie [/QUOTE]
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