So during the day i have the basking spot at 105-107 and at night i have a moon light that keeps it around 85 or so. I dont use a light for my adults at night since the house doesnt get below 70 so my ? is do the babies need a light at night or will they be find without it?
Lighting for new hatchlings
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TheWolfmanTom
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Same lighting as the adult poopers.
TheWolfmanTom
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Yup.
I dont use one all summer. Winter is a diff story but its the same as the big ones.
I dont use one all summer. Winter is a diff story but its the same as the big ones.
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