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    lighting?????????????

    when time schedule should i have my basking light on?????

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    Re: lighting?????????????

    Hi,

    For what species and in what kind of setup?


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    Yeah it really depends on the species, but most common is 12 hours on, 12 hours off.
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    A notable exception to the 12/12 cycle is for cycling prior to breeding...but hopefully you're not there yet, right? Other than that, consider where in the world your species is from and what the average day length is for that latitude.

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    Re: lighting?????????????

    so off at night on in the morning

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    Re: lighting?????????????

    Quote Originally Posted by riverrar419 View Post
    so off at night on in the morning
    Correct.
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    Re: lighting?????????????

    Hi,

    Quote Originally Posted by riverrar419 View Post
    so off at night on in the morning
    Just to double check.

    Are you talking bout lights just for a day/ night cycle or are you talking about lights that are used to help control the temps?

    Because if it is the temps that will be affected then we really do need to know which species you are talking about first.

    If it is a ball python then you do not want temp drops at night so any lights involved must be of a type that can be left on 24/7 without stressing the animal.


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