mini_max
Well-Known Member
My russian has been sleeping a lot more lately. It's sunnier and warmer in the house now, though his enclosure temps haven't risen much. Is it possible that he knows what time of year it is and has begun sleeping away the hottest (although not actually that hot, just bright) time of day? He's otherwise healthy.
If I lowered his enclosure temps, could this encourage him to not tuck in at noon? I want to keep him up because the afternoon is when I am able to take him out for real sun and I didn't want to have to dig him out and wake him up every day to do that. Doing that would stress him out, right? Or would he get used to it?
If I lowered his enclosure temps, could this encourage him to not tuck in at noon? I want to keep him up because the afternoon is when I am able to take him out for real sun and I didn't want to have to dig him out and wake him up every day to do that. Doing that would stress him out, right? Or would he get used to it?