morpheon
New Member
Following the informations posted by RobertC on this thread: https://www.chameleonforums.com/verrucosus-45740/index8.html#post477255 , i am currently extensively reviewing my plan for this winter.
Currently, i am keeping the ambiant temperature of my verrucosus around 26-27 degrees, while their hot spot reaches 30-31, and i don't plan on lowering it again. This is lower than the average temperature in summer by 3 to 5 degrees.
Meanwhile, i checked in the Necas' Nature's Hidden Jewel 2nd edition (2004), and the Adcham web article (Amirian, 2004), and both clearly state that it is not necessary to have a significative drop in temperature for winter, especially when they mention that females can lay up to two clutch per year if there is a stable temperature during all year.
The bottom line is, even if I have two solid articles to rely on, i'd like to hear from other people who also have/had verrucosus before, especially during winter. What did you do? Did it work? What do you think i should do?
Any info/opinion would be appreciated!
Currently, i am keeping the ambiant temperature of my verrucosus around 26-27 degrees, while their hot spot reaches 30-31, and i don't plan on lowering it again. This is lower than the average temperature in summer by 3 to 5 degrees.
Meanwhile, i checked in the Necas' Nature's Hidden Jewel 2nd edition (2004), and the Adcham web article (Amirian, 2004), and both clearly state that it is not necessary to have a significative drop in temperature for winter, especially when they mention that females can lay up to two clutch per year if there is a stable temperature during all year.
The bottom line is, even if I have two solid articles to rely on, i'd like to hear from other people who also have/had verrucosus before, especially during winter. What did you do? Did it work? What do you think i should do?
Any info/opinion would be appreciated!