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==Effect of ambien temperature==
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==Effect of ambient temperature==
    
Lizards are ectothermic and therefore the temperature of their environment affects their body processes which are highly temperature-dependent. Temperature will affect enzymatic activity, the decomposition rate of ingested elements, the absorption through the gut mucosa, peristalsis (and gut transit times) and possibly gut flora.   
 
Lizards are ectothermic and therefore the temperature of their environment affects their body processes which are highly temperature-dependent. Temperature will affect enzymatic activity, the decomposition rate of ingested elements, the absorption through the gut mucosa, peristalsis (and gut transit times) and possibly gut flora.   
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Suboptimal temperatures can lead to serious complications such as bloat, constipation or maldigestion. It is therefore crucial to offer the most appropriate temperature range by providing suitable heat sources, temperatures, and light intensities, in order to stimulate feeding and basking behaviour (which promote postprandial digestion).
 
Suboptimal temperatures can lead to serious complications such as bloat, constipation or maldigestion. It is therefore crucial to offer the most appropriate temperature range by providing suitable heat sources, temperatures, and light intensities, in order to stimulate feeding and basking behaviour (which promote postprandial digestion).
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==Bile acids==
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