> > BTW, it is getting into the mid to low 60s at night in my room. Is that OK for my
>pictus? What about the hatchlings?
> > Thanks
> >
>
> I tend to let nature run my breeding programs. When winter comes, I let the gex cool
>off. 60F should not really damage any gex, and should help them. When the temps go
>back up in the spring, they become more active. At some point if your room does not
>warm up to a good P. pictus temp, approx, 85 - 88F, I would use some artificial
>means to do so.
They do of course have heat during the day still; I primarily worry about the
hatchlings. I left some in the incubator and some set up normally in my room with a
timed strip of heat tape (all hatchlings on paper towels now; ya'll convinced me).
I'm waiting to see if there is a significant difference in how the two groups do
(though I admit 5 gex total doesn't make a significant amount for an experiment!)
Also, what do you recommend as night range temps during the summer?
Thanks!
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