Greywolfe
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Hi all,
We have a newish shingleback, about 4yrs old. He's in a 4ft+ tank with 3inches of reptile bark as substrate, hollow hide rock at the cool end and a basking rock at the hot end. Hot end hits about 30deg ambient in the middle of the day, cool end tops out at 25.
My question is: is it normal for them to spend a large amount of time (I guestimate about 70%, more when we are home) of his time curled up inside the hide rock? He rarely seems to come out to the basking side for more than an hour or two - I literally had to spy on him with a webcam to make sure he comes out at all. I'm worried that the temps are wrong or he's not well. Any opinions?
Cheers!
We have a newish shingleback, about 4yrs old. He's in a 4ft+ tank with 3inches of reptile bark as substrate, hollow hide rock at the cool end and a basking rock at the hot end. Hot end hits about 30deg ambient in the middle of the day, cool end tops out at 25.
My question is: is it normal for them to spend a large amount of time (I guestimate about 70%, more when we are home) of his time curled up inside the hide rock? He rarely seems to come out to the basking side for more than an hour or two - I literally had to spy on him with a webcam to make sure he comes out at all. I'm worried that the temps are wrong or he's not well. Any opinions?
Cheers!