Night Light?

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KINGSAME

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The Temp. goes down to 70 degrees at night. When she wakes up her stress marks are in full effect. Belly dark grey with black circles. By time I turn her lights on and go get her breakfast her bellys starts going back to normal? Maybe I need a night light?
 

Catalyst

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Stress marks is a bit of a misnomer. Dragons will also get darker when they are trying to absorb heat and UVB, so it's normal for a dragon to be dark in the morning before they get moving because they're soaking in the heat to warm up.
 

NegativeCreep

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70 degrees is ok at night. If it dips below 60 or so, I would look into alternative heating, like a ceramic heat emitter, but don't use one of those 'night lights'. Even the black ones emit light and bother your beardie at night.
 

amylee159

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You could always get a ceramic heater for her tank. They don't give off light (so it won't disturb her sleep), and they are great in the winter time. Worth a shot!
 

neecie

Juvie Member
I bought a heat emitter, 50W, and put it on during the nights I think may get chilly in the house..........works good, but bulb and fixture (ceramic) cost $50.
 
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