Offered everyday but he picks and chooses when he wants to actually eat his greensHes got a belly going-- which is normal ---you got him on salads right?
Offered everyday but he picks and chooses when he wants to actually eat his greensHes got a belly going-- which is normal ---you got him on salads right?
Update: he’s now 10.5 inches long! Seems to be shedding a lot (every other week). Will pick at his greens here and there. Eats a rotation of crickets and dubia roaches with occasional meal worms. @SadieOffered everyday but he picks and chooses when he wants to actually eat his greens
I would not feed the meal worms till he's older closer to a year- the exoskeleton on them is pretty harsh on their stomachs - bsfl staple feeder - horn worms super worms and butter worms are treat worms- he looks goodUpdate: he’s now 10.5 inches long! Seems to be shedding a lot (every other week). Will pick at his greens here and there. Eats a rotation of crickets and dubia roaches with occasional meal worms. @Sadie
Okay, thank you very much!I would not feed the meal worms till he's older closer to a year- the exoskeleton on them is pretty harsh on their stomachs - bsfl staple feeder - horn worms super worms and butter worms are treat worms- he looks good
He’s had his one nostril looking like this the last couple days and the other is normal. Is this stuck shed?I would not feed the meal worms till he's older closer to a year- the exoskeleton on them is pretty harsh on their stomachs - bsfl staple feeder - horn worms super worms and butter worms are treat worms- he looks good
Thats what it looks like - it looks really plugged -- let me ask somebody about anything that can be done- that is the worse I have seen -He’s had his one nostril looking like this the last couple days and the other is normal. Is this stuck shed?
Thank you. His other nostril is completely normal. Appetite and behavior is completely normal as wellThats what it looks like - it looks really plugged -- let me ask somebody about anything that can be done- that is the worse I have seen -
She responded and said thisThank you. His other nostril is completely normal. Appetite and behavior is completely normal as well
Okay, so just let him be?She responded and said this
It looks like something he will rub off on his own like they do against a rock or log.
yep when he starts getting crackly and dry you can spray w/ water take a soft baby toothbrush and gently brush is nose to get that loose stuff offOkay, so just let him be?
Okay, thank you very much!yep when he starts getting crackly and dry you can spray w/ water take a soft baby toothbrush and gently brush is nose to get that loose stuff off
Update.. he’s just shy of 12” long now.. estimate he’s about 5months old. Eats like a menace @SadieOkay, thank you very much!
He looks goodUpdate.. he’s just shy of 12” long now.. estimate he’s about 5months old. Eats like a menace @Sadie
Yes they grow fast the first year that is why we want his temps and UVB on par so they get a good start- he will slow down and shed slower as he gets older but the first year or so is when they do a lot of growing-- he will go thru relocation stress when you move him so his eating may be off - make sure you move all his belongings from the tank hes in now to the new one --@Sadie 12” long already, has grown 4.5” in just shy of 3months.. is that normal? He’s moving to his new tank next week!
Okay, will do!Yes they grow fast the first year that is why we want his temps and UVB on par so they get a good start- he will slow down and shed slower as he gets older but the first year or so is when they do a lot of growing-- he will go thru relocation stress when you move him so his eating may be off - make sure you move all his belongings from the tank hes in now to the new one --
Also screen type for referenceI finally moved him over to his new tank, my question is do I necessarily need to hang the basking and uvb light inside? I have it measured at 14 1/2” to the closest point of the uvb.. also my temps are only getting as hot as 98 to the closest basking point from about 102 where it normally was.. is this okay or should I try moving everything up a little bit? Thanks! @Sadie
Is the tank a 24" height? If so the UVB needs to be in the tank or no screen or unobstructed - anyway it needs to be so he can get direct rays of approx 12-15 inches w/ decor piece directly under it - the surface basking temps you want 95-100 taken w/ your probe thermometer - so either get a piece of decor he can get higher to the heat if he wants and give him a gradient of the 95-100- I can post things to hang the UVB in the tank if you need them just let me knowI finally moved him over to his new tank, my question is do I necessarily need to hang the basking and uvb light inside? I have it measured at 14 1/2” to the closest point of the uvb.. also my temps are only getting as hot as 98 to the closest basking point from about 102 where it normally was.. is this okay or should I try moving everything up a little bit? Thanks! @Sadie