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Hello everyone,

My red and blue both have their day and night cycle reversed. My blue blue comes out about 7-9 pm and my Red comes out at least after midnight. I thought my Red was brumating but I've noticed substrate moved where she buries herself so I believe she's coming out in the early hours of the day.
I've thought about turning the lights off to follow the cycle normally but I'm just panicked that they will get too cold at night when they do come out. Is that the best solution or should I wake them up daily until they are back on track?

TIA

[QUOTE="Mandi&Mushu, post: 177221, member: 11158"] Hello everyone, My red and blue both have their day and night cycle reversed. My blue blue comes out about 7-9 pm and my Red comes out at least after midnight. I thought my Red was brumating but I've noticed substrate moved where she buries herself so I believe she's coming out in the early hours of the day. I've thought about turning the lights off to follow the cycle normally but I'm just panicked that they will get too cold at night when they do come out. Is that the best solution or should I wake them up daily until they are back on track? TIA [/QUOTE]

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