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RE: Is My Beadie in Shock

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Posted by: Venom999 at Sun Jul 10 23:47:06 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Venom999 ]  
   

Use a timer for the heatlamp. I run a timer and a surge protector strip socket deal. Has like 6 plugs. So run the heat and uvb together to come on at the same time.

Set the time you want the lights/heat to come on. Mine come on at 10am right now and go off at 8pm.

Offer hides and put the lights/heat at one end only so the dragon can self regulate.


Being cold blooded it most likely cooled down. They become very inactive when they cool down.

Set up a digital timer so the dragon has set times for on/off.


good luck
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