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Fat-tail fact

Signs of being too cold include refusing food and regurgitating

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Quick answer

A cold fat-tail cannot digest properly.

A cold fat-tail cannot digest properly. It may also become lethargic and stay in the warm hide all day.

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  • Signs of being too warm include open-mouth panting and restlessness
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  • Pulse-proportional thermostats give the most stable heat
  • Aim for about 40 to 60 percent ambient humidity
  • Match the heater size to the enclosure
  • The humid hide itself should be much wetter than the rest of the tank

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