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Define "cold enough to hibernate". They will start to hibernate with temps in the low 70's just like bearded dragons, even if this is the all year around temp. At best once they go down for a few weeks(gotta get that food digested and the good night poop), then you can move them to the 60 degree area, and they will just wake up in 6 months less skinny vs the ones that bedded down at room temp.

[QUOTE="nightanole, post: 167368, member: 9222"] Define "cold enough to hibernate". They will start to hibernate with temps in the low 70's just like bearded dragons, even if this is the all year around temp. At best once they go down for a few weeks(gotta get that food digested and the good night poop), then you can move them to the 60 degree area, and they will just wake up in 6 months less skinny vs the ones that bedded down at room temp. [/QUOTE]

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