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DannyDrama
Hatchling
United Kingdom
57 Posts |
 Posted - 03/10/2011 : 19:57:21
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Ok, I have my beardie in a 4 foot viv, and my royal stacked on top of that in a 3 foot viv. Both animals temps are fine, but the royal's viv drops to about 85 through the night (my beardie has no heat at night).
The problem (and the reason my beardie has no heat at night) is that my reptile room also happens to be my living room in a second floor flat. The place is cooking all the time, I think I'M cold blooded now.
I can open windows etc, but is there another way I can keep the temps in the vivs up without having to bask myself?
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markmifsud
Sub Adult
United Kingdom
534 Posts |
Posted - 03/10/2011 : 20:07:09
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| maybe you need a more powerfull heater in with your royal, what size heater have you got in there? |
1.1.0 Pastal Ball
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boomslang
Old Royal - I Post too much!
United Kingdom
2025 Posts |
Posted - 04/10/2011 : 04:25:35
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So the flat is super warm,if you let the vivs get to the right temps?or just super warm all the time?
I wouldnt worry about the royals dropping to 85,it gets colder in the wild for them.
As for the flat,only way to get temps down.is to buy a Ac unit or air cooler. |
1.0.0 pinstripe Royal Python
1.0.0 Bumblebee Royal Python
1.0.0 Normal corn
1.0.0 Extreme red Hognose
0.1.0 Extreme red tiger Hognose
1.1.0 yemen chameleons
1.0.0 Piebald yemen
1.0.0 Tamatave panther
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DannyDrama
Hatchling
United Kingdom
57 Posts |
Posted - 04/10/2011 : 09:50:37
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| It gets warm when both vivs are on. I'll look into getting an air cooler then, cheers. |
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