Do Geckos like cold weather?

Answer well it depends on the gecko. Most don't so that's why the hibernate but if you get lucky with yours it just might but I still wouldn't cause it can freeze to death ( poor gecko! ).

So the whole idea of this experiment started with Steph and I wondering exactly how comfortable shipments of geckos actually are during the extreme reaches of the recommended shipping temperatures (40-90 degrees Fahrenheit) even with a hot/cold pack. Basically we wanted to make sure they weren't too hot or too cold inside, regardless of the outside temp. We thought that the best way to go about this would be to re-create the entire shipping process.

We posted a poll earlier this week asking what time most people dropped their gecko off at UPS/FedEx (thank you to all who participated) and it seemed like Next Day Air packages needed to be at the hub by 7pm so most people dropped their shipment off between 6:30pm and 6:55pm.

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