[Towny]

Bought 4 young animals, took one picture already, wanne give them some rest!

[edge_of_sarcasm]

Looking good.

Is it to much to ask that you send me 2 of them

Best Regards
Daniel (Sweden)

[Gecko_Danny]

Nice pic and animal, hope to get some guentheris myself soon

[Graham_s]

nice photo I look forward to seeing what the others are like!

[Towny]

Thanxx, but I have one small problem...

In daytime the tempertaure is around 23-24, wich is good, but at night the temperature easily drops till 15 or 16...

I have a 13Watt special UV lamp...

So my question is: because it's a rather cold room in the winter and rather hot room in the summer, how can I keep my temperature at night a bit higher??

Would it be better to put the UV lamp of 13Watt away and put in a 25Watt heating lamp? Do they still get enough UV from that 25watt lamp then??

Thanxx...

[Towny]

Oh, yeah, here's another one!!

[Uroplatus]

Such temperatures are still ok. Do not let the babies grow up to fast, therefore rather somewhat cooler. I always orient myself at climatic data and pictures from their terra typica. There you cant made much wrong
Give them a light uv lamp and use d3+calcium.

Thats a very nice tool, that i often use

Klimadiagramme Madagaskar

Summer in Morondava (December-March)

[Peter B]

Nice animals! The 13w UV should be ok I think. Just make sure that they get enough calcium (on the food and sepia on a dish as an extra) because they grow pretty fast.

[Towny]

Wow, ok, the temperature schedule gives 16 degrees at night, then it's ok for me!

I've putted a warming carpet under the terra, so it's best to remove that then??

[Uroplatus]

A durable polystyrene plate is better suitable. Or foam material.