Hi all
I think I know the answer just making sure as a new first timer...
I rescued an adult on the 28th September, from day 1 he's been feeding well considering the relocation stress.
Temps and lighting are 37-40c and a T5 12% UV
The last couple of days he been digging away and hiding under his log on the cold side and spending most of the day there, his appetite has dropped off but he's still eating albeit very little.
So questions.
- is this typical brumation
- do I need to make any light/heat adjustments
- how long does this normally last
- what should I be looking out for to keep him healthy
I think I know the answer just making sure as a new first timer...
I rescued an adult on the 28th September, from day 1 he's been feeding well considering the relocation stress.
Temps and lighting are 37-40c and a T5 12% UV
The last couple of days he been digging away and hiding under his log on the cold side and spending most of the day there, his appetite has dropped off but he's still eating albeit very little.
So questions.
- is this typical brumation
- do I need to make any light/heat adjustments
- how long does this normally last
- what should I be looking out for to keep him healthy