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RE: SHL Update and photo

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Posted by: SPQR at Thu Apr 24 01:49:25 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SPQR ]  
   

Really great info. I also care for a group of Hernandesi and I agree with you it's very hard regulating temps for them. They really don't like hot temperatures, I successfully got mine to hibernate when I finally put the entire enclosure into a shed outside and let the temps fluctuate between 40-50F. I live at an elavation of about 6,000 in AZ and the lizards wouldn't go down with the temps any higher than 50F.

   

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