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Exactly what I am saying. The baro pressure down by you still is screaming SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER. Up here, its not. I am accepting that. I think as long as our tegus are eating at all, we are ahead of the game.

I am telling you. Animals can tell what the weather is, without every seeing through a window, or going outside. On dreary, rainy days, it takes all of my tortoises several extra hours to come out of their burrows. They can feel the changes in pressure, and in the wild, when it rains, they would stay inside their burrows all day and wait it out. Its the artificial heat and light of their basking bulbs that eventually rouses them, and gets them going after their food.

[QUOTE="Meg90, post: 54237, member: 1320"] Exactly what I am saying. The baro pressure down by you still is screaming SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER. Up here, its not. I am accepting that. I think as long as our tegus are eating at all, we are ahead of the game. I am telling you. Animals can tell what the weather is, without every seeing through a window, or going outside. On dreary, rainy days, it takes all of my tortoises several extra hours to come out of their burrows. They can feel the changes in pressure, and in the wild, when it rains, they would stay inside their burrows all day and wait it out. Its the artificial heat and light of their basking bulbs that eventually rouses them, and gets them going after their food. [/QUOTE]

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