I have a bearded dragon and two Horned Mountain Dragons. I am having some issues with temperature especially so with my my mountain dragons. Night time temps for my mountain dragons are a little on the low side, late teens and low 20s (Celsius). Day temperatures with the intense basking light I was using were around the low 30s. Without the basking light they are around 25-27°C (I'm not sure if they are a bit high).
I have a heat mat placed under the substrate which feels quite cool to the touch but the ambient temp is warmer.
Is 27°C a good temperature or do I need to bring it down?
Somebody had said infrared lights are no good since it can disturb their night patterns.
Would a night heat lamp like this one be suitable for mountain horned dragons?
http://exo-terra.com/en/products/night_heat_lamp.php
They are a male and female pair.
As for my beardie, his temps are around 35°C and the basking spot is around 40°C-43°C.
Are his temps ok and could I use a night lamp for him as well?
I have a heat mat placed under the substrate which feels quite cool to the touch but the ambient temp is warmer.
Is 27°C a good temperature or do I need to bring it down?
Somebody had said infrared lights are no good since it can disturb their night patterns.
Would a night heat lamp like this one be suitable for mountain horned dragons?
http://exo-terra.com/en/products/night_heat_lamp.php
They are a male and female pair.
As for my beardie, his temps are around 35°C and the basking spot is around 40°C-43°C.
Are his temps ok and could I use a night lamp for him as well?