SaintJimmy
Avid Member
It's summertime and where I live summer means LONGER days. So I've kept the lights on according to when the sun sets..
Also the house is slightly cooler than it was before. Other than that my supplements and cage and everything else is completely fine.
He is directly under the AC though.. Do you think lower temps might be a cause for drowsiness?
I'm very concerned as 1) I don't want him to die 2) we have no money to take him to the vet if he is sick.
If my cham normally sleeps around 7-8 and starts going to sleep at around 6, should I be worried?
Also the house is slightly cooler than it was before. Other than that my supplements and cage and everything else is completely fine.
He is directly under the AC though.. Do you think lower temps might be a cause for drowsiness?
I'm very concerned as 1) I don't want him to die 2) we have no money to take him to the vet if he is sick.
If my cham normally sleeps around 7-8 and starts going to sleep at around 6, should I be worried?