I've read that leos are more sunrise/twilight type reptiles rather than nocturnal, but could it be they can get a little turned around by their keepers weird schedules?
My husband and I both keep odd hours, up at 1pm-ish, sleep by 3am-ish... and last night, I saw Kirin using his litter box, then scoping out his food dish for a snack... I've never seen him eat, it was fun to sit and watch him but it got me to thinking... he's more active right around the time we're waking up or going to sleep.... is that because we turn on his little light when we get up and turn it off when we're going to bed- so he thinks that's the times of day to get up? (his light is a desk lamp that's turned away from him... our bedroom is pitch black otherwise)
My husband and I both keep odd hours, up at 1pm-ish, sleep by 3am-ish... and last night, I saw Kirin using his litter box, then scoping out his food dish for a snack... I've never seen him eat, it was fun to sit and watch him but it got me to thinking... he's more active right around the time we're waking up or going to sleep.... is that because we turn on his little light when we get up and turn it off when we're going to bed- so he thinks that's the times of day to get up? (his light is a desk lamp that's turned away from him... our bedroom is pitch black otherwise)