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jerry is right. I would keep the lights on for 8 hours after a week or so if not active reduce to 6 hours. and so on til no lights are on. I hibernate my GUs at 60 degrees in large bins filled with hay & leaves . I spray the substrate every 2 weeks. hibernation for my GUs is August til April because its just cold here in sunny PA lol hope this helps a little.

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[QUOTE="GOT_TEGUS, post: 49680, member: 506"] jerry is right. I would keep the lights on for 8 hours after a week or so if not active reduce to 6 hours. and so on til no lights are on. I hibernate my GUs at 60 degrees in large bins filled with hay & leaves . I spray the substrate every 2 weeks. hibernation for my GUs is August til April because its just cold here in sunny PA lol hope this helps a little. JD [/QUOTE]

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