Hi frilly owners! Anybody really know what the native climate in Papua New Guinea is like? All I read and see is very lush tropics. The Aussies habitat I can believe is more wooded grassland, with seasons. Im asking because most frills are from New guinea and I plan on hibernating my lizard. But if they hail from lush tropics why would they hibernate? And how cold can I get him. Its gettin cold enough in my house already! Id hate to turn off all the heat on him. Thanks alot everyone!
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hibernation
cockaroach
Dec 01, 2004 01:02 PM
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jock
Dec 02, 2004 05:27 PM
well you can turn the spot lights off. let the cage drop to 70-80 degrees. also reduce the photoperiod(day length) from 16 to 12 of just shorten the day length a good bit. stop spraying the cage and just let the water evaporate.countinue this for 6 to 8 weekes.
i got this from the Bearded dragon manual which has a frillie chapter.
