I think my Ruth could hear a pin drop in her sleep haha. Once my little Mushu passes out, he's out until his lights come on again. When Hef was down for the count last year, did you ever take him out for baths?
I didn't only because I didn't know what I was doing and I read that if there's no parasites they won't lose any weight or dehydrate. I will this year for sure. He's only part down so he still uses a little energy and eats a few worms so I need to support his digestion . Hef loves the bath finally hell fall asleep in there.
I think I will keep the lights on for them, I might just lower the temps with a lower wattage bulb. I'm sorry you had so many issues with your chameleons. I've read that they can be quite fragile. I did consider getting one, but I think I'll pass unless there are special circumstances. I wasn't going to get a beardie until little Ruth showed up at work needing a loving home. Now I'm smitten
[emoji23] That's too cute! You have way more imagination than I do. He's a cutie, that's for sure.This is Seymore. He's named after a doctor on Hoarders that had more roaches than I've ever seen. And because he's a chameleon you want to see more of him. Get it Seymore.
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Haha, I cover Ruth's enclosure with a blanket every night once the lights kick off. It seems to help her fall asleep and stay asleep.
Same here. Sometimes I still need to do things in the reptile room after lights out. A lot of the kiddos are nocturnal, so their feedings are done at night while my beardies are sound asleep. I do plan on moving Ruth into a different room. I'd like to put her in a location with a cooler ambient temperature so her enclosure doesn't get too warm.
Any time you wanted to post them, I'm sure a lot of people would find them interesting. We can make a thread for hermit crab pictures and BSing haha. And all live vicariously through you. Maybe someday I'll get another crab, or crabs. At the ripe age of 12, I almost guarantee I wasn't caring for them properly. At this moment, we're pretty much at max capacity with all of the recent rescues. Grand total is 15 snakes, 2 beardies, 3 Leopard geckos, 1 crested gecko, and 1 monitor if that guy pulls through. No more reptiles unless a rescue in dire need with no good homing options comes around.
