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Thanks for the replies. I've got his basking spot up to 115 at the hottest point now. It has been unseasonably cool lately here, so hopefully it's just him trying to brumate. I actually had to turn the heat on last month because it dropped down to mid 30s =/ Will let him adjust to the new temps...
Ok, I'll try bumping the hot side temps up a bit. What should be the hottest point? I've read a lot of different opinions on it. I'll try and get the hottest point up to 110 for now and see if there's any change.
Had him for just over two months now. Been in the same 40G breeder tank since we got him home when we bought him. Temps are around 70 on the cool side, and between 85 on the edge of the heat source to 100 at the hottest of the heat source.
I thought brumating was done by adults? At least, that's...
My wife and I got a B&W Tegu, named Toothless, who is now about 4 months old. Recently he has been hiding in his bedding all of the time. Literally never out of it; unless I dig him out. At first I thought it was just stress from moving his tank from one side of the room to the other. But it's...