I feel this is good information. I observe the Fauna in the US and the wake up call here seems to be a good soaking warm rain. It seems to me if something has shut down due to a draught warm rain would do the trick? I would however hesitate to flood a burrow for fear of drowning them. So I quess I am back to square one.

Sounds like priority one is to let them adjust and keeping them in a safe environment (kinda like chicks in a brooder) until they get some size to them and their systems start to function.

I noticed the Collard lizards out here will shut down and disapear at about 75F even though there will be 90F on the ground in direct sun. They just do not like not being not able to get 112F or it sends some que to function in a different way, oops my brain is skewing once again, must.......stay.......on....track.......

Kinda like arm wrestling with yourself HAHAHAHA
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