What temperatures can lizards live in?

Answer 1

Snakes are cold blooded, their body temperature is that of their surroundings. However,

to be active they need to get warm and will sun themselves to do this. Their body temperature would change with the airs temperature.

Answer 2

Lizards can live in any warm climate, but prefer those with enough sunlight every day because they are cold-blooded and require warmth to function. That's why most lizards live in desert areas.

Answer 3

This is an extremely hard question to answer, if the question refers to post hibernatiuon activity, when the snakes first come out of hibernation, it usually takes temps in the high fourties to mid fifties. On normal acitivity days they will usually move about when the ambient air temp gets to the point where it is higher than the ground temp but this is only true when the temps are in the moderate area. too hot of a temperature wil have them seeking cover, too cool will have them seeking sunshine to sun or regulate their temperature as replies, they have no internal heat regulation as we do , there fore they have to seek warmth to maintain their ideal body temperature.

Answer 4

That rather depends on the species ! Snakes from tropical climates prefer high temperatures (28C-32C) while snakes from more temperate areas prefer a range of 22C-26C.

Answer 5

They can't thrive under 65 degrees Fahrenheit

Answer 6

It is the length of the snake times the weight divided by the gerth squared.

Formula: (LxW) / G2 = °F in summer

Answer 7

30-40 degrees, depending on what type