He is precious! So curious too! I love the babies.

130 would absolutely not be a problem for an adult, for a juvie I kept the temps a little lower. As long as you have a gradient though, and there are hides on both the cool and warm sides, he should be able to just move if he is too hot.

It is also not at all uncommon for uros to get a little moody and reclusive when they are shedding, plus since he is in a new environment, he may be a little more so than usual as well.

I would not worry about it unless he stays in there and doesn't eat for a few days, even then there may be nothing to worry about, but at least it is a point to use as reference.

Elizabeth
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