My hatchling chucks tend to be out most of the day but will hide away in the afternoon for a nap, usually under the basking slate, which has a nice few snug layers of rock, wood underneath.
sometimes they will pop in and out of their hides and into the bask and much of the time they are jumping and climbing, running and what seems to be playing in the log tunnels and going up, across and down the repti carpet i have on the walls and jumping up onto the hammocks.
their activity does seem to differ a little daily. if they are very active one day, the next they tend to be a little less active, almost like theyve worn themselves out a little. this usually happens when i make slight changes to the vivariums, maybe moving a stone or an artifical plant. they will straight away go and inspect any changes i have made and it seems to me, very clear if they like what i have done or not. once i had to put it back how it was before because they really didnt seem very happy.
does this sound like normal behaviour? i tend to think that reptiles that are in the basking spot all day long may not have warm enough ambient temps?
my chucks are not fixed to their bask spots and will spend a little time in the cool end of the viv but tend mostly to move around from one temperature spot to another. they have loads to pick from
do people think ita a good idea to have a change of viavrium set up once in a while? i mean the decor mostly. is this enrichment for our chucks or stress?
they do seem very inquisitive which makes me think that the amount of stress may be much less than the enrichment it provides?
The chucks also sneeze salt all over the glass front. It drips and runs down the glass. Even with a stern warning after cleaning, as soon as my back is turned, the sneezing commences! 
