longlostlotrelf
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No not a double rainbow XDDD....if any of you have seen that video.
I wanted to know if there is any meaning to the tail curling up in a neat little spiral when they sit somewhere? Does it mean they are content? Or does it have no meaning at all?
Little Pascal has been with me since December 4th. I posted a thread on here and you guys have been very helpful. So here's my stats so far...
Baby sized cage. I know it's about 15" across. and it is a tall screen cage.
Bonsai Tree and two fake Ficus plants, until I can get the real stuff.
60 W Day Blue Basking Bulb, that keeps the basking spot at 82 degrees.
One 3 foot vine wrapping around the top.
Little Dripper
and a Habba Mist machine set to go off every 3 hours for 30 seconds.
Now I went through a ton of drama with the UVB bulb...first I bought a non spiral one...but it was a light that had a fixture specially made for it. I bought both I don't remember what brand it was now....so I was told it was bad...I took it back and picked up a Zilla bulb and was told that was bad...so now I'm waiting for my Repti Sun 5.0 tube in the mail which will be an 18 inch bulb which I'm going to pop in the Zilla fixture.
The Chameleon is without UVB till the 14th of December but I was told that would be alright. I did give a D3 vitamin on the 4th with the first feeding in it's new home. I did put crickets in and they have been disappearing so I'm pretty sure she eats but just not while I'm in the room.
This has become another issue with worms. She focuses on my hand and not on the worms and won't eat them though the first day she ate a wax worm right out of my hand. If anyone has any ideas on how to get her interested in worms? That would be awesome. Unless she'd be better off without them.
She goes and drinks on her own and while she turned brown a few times on the first day now she is always green. Is this a good color for a Senegal? Is brown an indicator of stress?
I'm taking her sample in next week to be checked for parasites. I don't get paid till next week and I blew all my money on her multitudes of UVB lol.
I wanted to know if there is any meaning to the tail curling up in a neat little spiral when they sit somewhere? Does it mean they are content? Or does it have no meaning at all?
Little Pascal has been with me since December 4th. I posted a thread on here and you guys have been very helpful. So here's my stats so far...
Baby sized cage. I know it's about 15" across. and it is a tall screen cage.
Bonsai Tree and two fake Ficus plants, until I can get the real stuff.
60 W Day Blue Basking Bulb, that keeps the basking spot at 82 degrees.
One 3 foot vine wrapping around the top.
Little Dripper
and a Habba Mist machine set to go off every 3 hours for 30 seconds.
Now I went through a ton of drama with the UVB bulb...first I bought a non spiral one...but it was a light that had a fixture specially made for it. I bought both I don't remember what brand it was now....so I was told it was bad...I took it back and picked up a Zilla bulb and was told that was bad...so now I'm waiting for my Repti Sun 5.0 tube in the mail which will be an 18 inch bulb which I'm going to pop in the Zilla fixture.
The Chameleon is without UVB till the 14th of December but I was told that would be alright. I did give a D3 vitamin on the 4th with the first feeding in it's new home. I did put crickets in and they have been disappearing so I'm pretty sure she eats but just not while I'm in the room.
This has become another issue with worms. She focuses on my hand and not on the worms and won't eat them though the first day she ate a wax worm right out of my hand. If anyone has any ideas on how to get her interested in worms? That would be awesome. Unless she'd be better off without them.
She goes and drinks on her own and while she turned brown a few times on the first day now she is always green. Is this a good color for a Senegal? Is brown an indicator of stress?
I'm taking her sample in next week to be checked for parasites. I don't get paid till next week and I blew all my money on her multitudes of UVB lol.