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This is exactly what she is doing but she keeps it closedThat is what it looks like when they are trying to clean their eye.
Is this normal? Also what kind of thermometer do you use to check you temperature in your basking spot?That is what it looks like when they are trying to clean their eye.
Yes, it is normal. What are your misting sessions like? Panthers seem to like to clean their eyes like that when they are misted.Is this normal? Also what kind of thermometer do you use to check you temperature in your basking spot?
I’m going to have to look that up, well where I got her from they said they listed at 7am,7pm, and 12am so that’s what I’m doingYes, it is normal. What are your misting sessions like? Panthers seem to like to clean their eyes like that when they are misted.
I have a herpstat. It controls my basking fixture at the set temp I determine with a probe that hooks into the device.
Is the cham awake during those times? Like when are your lights turning on? If the cham is asleep then it does not give it the opportunity to clean its eyes if it needs it with the misting. Sometimes they get a little something in there, or a tiny piece of shed, sometimes they just like to get all up in the mist... I have a veiled that actually likes water. I have his misting kick on 15 minutes after his lights kick on and then in the evening before they all kick off. I also run 5 minute mistings. Gives him the time to not only drink but clean his eyes and chill in the mist.I’m going to have to look that up, well where I got her from they said they listed at 7am,7pm, and 12am so that’s what I’m doing
No I don’t think she’s awake, I feel likeIs the cham awake during those times? Like when are your lights turning on? If the cham is asleep then it does not give it the opportunity to clean its eyes if it needs it with the misting. Sometimes they get a little something in there, or a tiny piece of shed, sometimes they just like to get all up in the mist... I have a veiled that actually likes water. I have his misting kick on 15 minutes after his lights kick on and then in the evening before they all kick off. I also run 5 minute mistings. Gives him the time to not only drink but clean his eyes and chill in the mist.
What do you mean by sleeps too much.... If your misting when she is sleeping then she will not be able to clean the eye with water if she is needing it. Consider altering your misting time in the morning to 15 minutes after lights are on.No I don’t think she’s awake, I feel like
She sleeps too much in my own opinion
Yes that is what appears she is doing and when she’s awake she is rubbing just like thatYou said..."exactly what she is doing but she keeps it closed"...after the rubbing the eye is kept closed?
You said ..."She sleeps too much in my own opinion"...so she sleeps when the lights are on?