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OKay, I have maintained a cool side temp of 74 degrees (with only UTH and Moonlight), and a hot side temp of 84 degrees throughout the night. After the "sun" came out this morning.. we have a 76 degree cool side, and 89 degree hot side. She has become slightly more active, but still not much, and I have never seen her go into her hide. Should I nudge her towards the opening, or even put her in it? She lays just outside, and I dont want her to stress thinking she has no hiding spot..
Jeff
Hey, be sure that the hiding is in the hot are, but sometimes geckos are pretty picky and they will go and lay whereever they want. Just to let you know, i dont keep my geckos in tanks, but i did, well the thing is that one of my males lives in the water dish, hahaha!!!! You see youre not the only one with a gecko hiding where he is not supposed to.
Tundra Geckos
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