I have decided to try my Florida winter temps on the Gilas, rather then to drop temps manualy. We are getting cool nights 50's and 70's during the day some 60's. Not too much differance in Arizona right now. Dont see much movement from them with these temps. I guess spring will tell me what works here.
I just have to experiment for my own good. From what I read I shouldnt expect any success with this?
Robert
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Wintering Gilas
jurassic
Jan 06, 2006 03:53 AM
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CBH
Jan 11, 2006 12:23 PM
It may be alright... I notice alot of movement(as far as gilas go) at 70 .... currently I have them at 55-58F....seems to be keeping them sound asleep...but who knows...
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