Klyde O'Scope
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Yeah, but I'll bet they don't smell as good as puppy pot bellies!
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JuniorC
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Love watching these guys eat lol
AmandaS
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Youtube sucks. They froze my video. Lol.
Opal ate a ton of feeders in this one; it was the better video of the two.
AmandaS
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She was nervous from the camera in this video. It was about 2 weeks previous to the glitched video....but you can see size difference still. Same black bowl.
Klyde O'Scope
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That's how we came to call dubias, "Num-numz." (i.e. Num-num-num-num-num!)
It was the first thing the Missus noted that she liked about keeping reptiles!
JuniorC
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That's how we came to call dubias, "Num-numz." (i.e. Num-num-num-num-num!)
It was the first thing the Missus noted that she liked about keeping reptiles!
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Klyde O'Scope
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The Missus put Ol' Stinkeye to bed last night after he'd fallen asleep on her shoulder (a few weeks ago, I couldn't even get her to touch him). He was so out of it, she had to rearrange his feet that had curled back & under him. I've had to do the same. She got him straightened out so he wouldn't wake up with stiff parts...
Thatwizard420
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Lil dood is not so little no more.
He went from hissing at me and going crazy when I tried to hold him, to please put a grape on my head
He went from hissing at me and going crazy when I tried to hold him, to please put a grape on my head
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JuniorC
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That set up tho????????
Klyde O'Scope
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Except for the grape, that sounds familiar. I got gaped at, hissed at, and bitten (or tried to) regularly.
Now he comes down to the corner where the glass door opens, and waits to be brought out. We're working on him climbing out onto a hand, but the only time he does that is when being put to bed at night. Then he climbs up my arm like, "No, no... I want to stay where it's warm!"
Finally got him to eat a couple really small blueberries. Grocery had prickly pear fruits this week, so we got one just for him (He'll probably turn up his nose like he does for most things...
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Thatwizard420
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I wrap a cockroach in greens like a burrito...Except for the grape, that sounds familiar. I got gaped at, hissed at, and bitten (or tried to) regularly.
Now he comes down to the corner where the glass door opens, and waits to be brought out. We're working on him climbing out onto a hand, but the only time he does that is when being put to bed at night. Then he climbs up my arm like, "No, no... I want to stay where it's warm!"
Finally got him to eat a couple really small blueberries. Grocery had prickly pear fruits this week, so we got one just for him (He'll probably turn up his nose like he does for most things...
I also Alternate, like a bug, then a fruit or green, a bug, then dragon food... I just keep doing that till he stops accepting them.
He was rehomed when he was a baby, what I thought would be good people. A week later he was posted on craiglist, and looked super thin. I got it back from them. (I actually gave them less than what they paid for rehomig fee). After that he was super aggressive towards anyone. I got the Flukers Dragon Crafted Cuisine, and after i got him to eat that, it did wonders.
Thatwizard420
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Thanks, I tried to replicate the substrate to be as close as the Bio Dude Terra Sahara substrate.
Plants don't last though. He is Godzilla!!!
AmandaS
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I just offer insects and veggies to Opal. She eat the greens on her own now, just like she does the insects. I like to spray my greens with the misting bottle I have, and I think she is attracted to the water droplets. Lol.
Im glad you got lil dood back, @Thatwizard420
He looks happy with you!
Im glad you got lil dood back, @Thatwizard420
He looks happy with you!
Klyde O'Scope
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That's a new one on me; I thought I had tried them all.
So sorry he went through all that. Too many people go into this (keeping herps) because it seems the cool fad of the moment rather than doing the proper investigating. Glad you got him back and he's doing better.
Klyde O'Scope
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BWAHAHAHA! Now THAT I did investigate! I have live plants in Ol' Stinkeye's enclosure, but they're in decorative (fake lava rock) planters, and the soil is covered with river pebbles of appropriate size that he can't swallow. It keeps him from digging them out, but he still rips the ? out of them, and devours others.
Fortunately, I knew that going in, and expected & planned for it. Anything that gets planted in there has at least 2 backup replacements. We are getting thin due to the virus, but we'll get out soon for some replacement stock.
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