Just as our body heat warms them when we hold them indoors, when you're outside (& if it's a little cooler) you'll often find that standing near your house where theOriginally Posted by Luvyna
Thank you everyone for the input! Definitely puts me at ease
Looking forward to having a chance to take my Noodle outside to catch some rays in the summer.
sun hits can be lots warmer. Just never leave them outside in a container "for sun", ALWAYS hold them. They can die of sun-stroke when a container builds up heat, &
it happens quicker than you might think -you could get distracted by something like a phone call. If they get real restless while you're holding them, they might be too
warm (sun + our body heat). Anyway, it's fun to see them picking up all the new scents outside too.
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