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Posted by: horsema at Tue Jun 22 01:49:00 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by horsema ] I was the one that had the post about my dragon that died from being overheated outside. I had put her in a box with a screen cover DIRECTLY IN THE SUN. Sounds like you have your setup with the important things in mind......shade to cool off in and a source of water. Her being in the box amplified the heat even though there was a screen cover. I didn't think about the usual set up we all do for our dragons.........a basking spot, AND A COOL SPOT. I ASSUMED that just because she sometimes lays under her basking spot for hours, that she would be ok. I live in Arizona, one of the hottest places in the country. I ASSUMED that just because she was a desert dweller by nature that she would be ok .I must also say that, I noticed in her aquarium she would often kinda put herself just outside the hottest spot in her cage. Looking back, I think she was one that didn't like the 105-110 degrees which is what we think of as the typical basking spot temperature.....if that makes sense. I think dragons can vary in what is comfortable for them just like people. My advice.........just don't ASSUME anything. If I had really thought about how she was in her cage, and really watched what her habits were, I would still have her today. Like I said, I had noticed that she stayed just outside the hottest spot in her cage quite often (which I kept between 105-106). [ Hide Replies ]
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