DesertChameleon
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Finally got started on something for Aquaman so he may take advantage of the summer heat and roam the room or at least by the window. Definitely feels a lot safer than the curtain and rod he used to use.
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im actually grateful too since cleaning the plants in his enclosure is difficult as well. cleaning the carpet or table is waaaaay easier. but when the back of the curtain catches them up high, it leaves for a unique cleaning situation.My guys also for some reason now poop outside their enclosures since having free range and outdoor time. Lol I’m pretty grateful because I usually pull the leafs right off the plants poop lands on to reduce parasite transfer and it definitely takes a toll on the plant sometimes.
He won’t need his heat lamp till he wakes up. As long as no other pets can get to him (if you have cats or dogs) I would think he would be ok.Uh oh looks like Aquaman already cozied up for the night as I was not able to tend to him on time to get him back in his enclosure. I don’t mind him having a sleepover but his heat lamp is with his enclosure. Anyone ever let them just sleep in place?
104?! Wow! And I thought it was hot here in Florida in the 90’s.I offered a hand to Aquaman and he actually went on me voluntarily this time. I motioned to place him on his other branch but he refused. I’m guessing the free range spot may be too as it is a 104 degrees out and the window is quite hot even with the a/c blasting. Offered him the enclosure and he ran right in. Won’t be any rude morning awakenings from me if he is already in there. I hope this becomes routine.
I took your advice and got more vines and connected the top of his enclosure to connect to the top of our curtain. I also placed vines for him to easily move from branch to branch across the desk. He was excited for this one as he was not hesitant at all to give it a tryIf he is really enjoying his free range, and you don’t have any other pets in the room, you may look into full time free range in the future. It would take a little more work, but from what you are posting here it seems like he is spending a lot of his time out of his enclosure anyway. You would just set up UVB lamps above his free range area ( like hanging from the celing) as well as a basking lamp. Granted, I’m not sure how humidity is there. Maybe do some searching in the threads on here. I’m far from an expert and do not know the fine details of setting up an area like this so you’d need to research it.
You could also just make a little branch pathway that connects his free range to his enclosure
Oh my gosh I bet he is LOVING that!I took your advice and got more vines and connected the top of his enclosure to connect to the top of our curtain. I also placed vines for him to easily move from branch to branch across the desk. He was excited for this one as he was not hesitant at all to give it a try. Not quite full time free range as I only open it when the room gets warmer. He does puff at me more now in the morning to let him out. He is also getting quite territorial by the bromeliad displaying is beard and chattering his teeth. That’s my cue to give him space.