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bearded dragon without heat for 3 hours in garage in uk be ok?
i need to bug bomb my flat, i had two cats stay for 6days and they brought some unwelcome little visitors with them, ie fleas... so i want to bug bomb the place before they breed etc, says no humans animals and plants can be anywhere when this happens, the only place i can think of is to cart my viv with my 3years old dragon into the garage but there is no electricity in there and too far away for an extention lead. any one know if he be ok for the 3hours from taking him out the house to the place being safe to breathe the air? many thanks
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- reptileparrotsLv 610 years agoFavorite Answer
Fill up warm water bottles with boiling water and wrap it in towels, your dragon will get all his heat from there. If you dont have warm water bottles then you can use ordinary coke bottles, but remember to wrap them first. As the bottles cool down you can remove the towels and he can be directly on it.
Are you 100% sure about the 3 hours? Are you going to put fans on to get all the toxic air out?
- 10 years ago
wrap a hot water bottle up in towels or dish cloths (i do this when i take my lizards out in public or have to move them) put them on one side of the viv so they can cool down because the water bottles can often be quite hot, make sure the towel is thick so his claws cant burst the bottle because that could burn him. Make sure you keep the viv out for a few hours afterwards dont take any risks with his health :)
- ?Lv 610 years ago
That depends on how cold the garage is.
If you feel it will be too cold, or worry about him possibly getting cold, you could fill up some hot water bottles and put them in his tank. That way, he'd have a heat source just in case he needs it.
- Anonymous10 years ago
During the winter my beardies endure 55 degree temps for all nighter. 3 Hours or so they'll be fine
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- Anonymous10 years ago
well in the wild they endure quite cold nights due to them living in a desert so i guess he'll be fine
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