Sleeping on basking rock?

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Sleeping on basking rock?

Postby Kbell31 » Thu Jul 26, 2012 10:25 pm

About 30 minutes after lights out tonight I noticed Indah was still awake on her basking rock. This wasnt too abnormal since she is a night owl and will retreat to her hide eventually.
Well she did not tonight and is now sleeping on her rock. :noknow:
Obviously I am a bit curious since this is not her usual behavior and it alerted me. She is in the middle of a shed on a side note.
I did a search on this here and found a very old thread "Pings new weird behavior" or something to that effect and read a few comments that eased my mind a bit.
Anyone care to add their take on this?
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Re: Sleeping on basking rock?

Postby Richard.C » Fri Jul 27, 2012 2:39 am

basking spot holds warmth for a fair while after lights go out,sometimes they stay close by,against or on it,shed cycle may have kept it there,but may not have either
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Re: Sleeping on basking rock?

Postby tylociraptor » Fri Jul 27, 2012 8:47 am

Perhaps she just wanted to stay a little warm that night! :)
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