Get a regular light bulb if you have to. Right now heat is the important thing. The UV part of it can come later.
Being wild caught it is wanting to hibernate. It needs to be cooled down to around 50 degrees to do that. Warmer at say room temp and it won't shut down it's body functions and won't eat either. It will burn up any reserves it had and probably die.
You need to get it warm enough to where it doesn't try to hibernate and will eat and be warm enough to digest it's food. 80 - 90 degrees under the hot spot during the day.
Keep it warm at night with a black light bulb. (cheap from walmart)
Of course the hide spot and water dish as mentioned by others.
A large plastic bin (again cheap from walmart) will work and give much more room than a 10 gal tank.
Being wild caught it is wanting to hibernate. It needs to be cooled down to around 50 degrees to do that. Warmer at say room temp and it won't shut down it's body functions and won't eat either. It will burn up any reserves it had and probably die.
You need to get it warm enough to where it doesn't try to hibernate and will eat and be warm enough to digest it's food. 80 - 90 degrees under the hot spot during the day.
Keep it warm at night with a black light bulb. (cheap from walmart)
Of course the hide spot and water dish as mentioned by others.
A large plastic bin (again cheap from walmart) will work and give much more room than a 10 gal tank.