What is the best temp?

Question

for a pet horned toad lizard

Answer 1

Sigh, if you don't like reptiles, then why under the sky are you on a reptiles forum?? People like that irritate me.  Probably mammal lovers.  I'll never understand them. ;)  Anyways, basking spot should be high, I would go over 105 personally, and that's from growing up in prime Horned Lizard territory.  It regularly gets to 110, 115 air temp where I grew up, horned toads love it.  So anywhere between 100-110 is fine for a basking spot.  At night, do not let it get below 60F.  40f is WAYYY to cold for a captive lizard, not nice to them at all.  General air temperature should be between 85-95, preferably around 90 or a bit warmer.  

Answer 2

I am the proud owner of a horny toad, he does the best at 100'

Answer 3

Here's some links to get you started.  You can never know too much about the animal you own.

An informed owner is a happy one with a healthy and content pet.

Good luck, and enjoy your pet.

I hope this has been helpful.

Answer 4

95-105 under the basking spot and 85-90 on the cool side and just turn off all the lights at night the temps can drop as low as(but no lower than) 40*f