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No one answered my last post.
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| 11/04/09 06:11pm |
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Message To: Ashley_bruce13 In reference to Message Id: 2092032 No one answered my last post.
Don’t feed him at all. Let him sleep. Turn the heat lamp off / as long as it doesn’t get below 60 degrees in his tank he will be fine. He will wake up when he’s ready. If he gets up durig the brumation, you can offer some to eat. He will know to bask/poop before he goes back to sleep if he needs to do so. Edel |
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| 11/04/09 06:34pm |
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Message To: Dragon Lover In reference to Message Id: 2092041 No one answered my last post.
So even if it is several weeks, I should just leave him alone? Im just worried because he has never done this before and he has MBD so I don’t want his bones to get any weaker than they already are. |
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| 11/04/09 09:14pm |
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Message To: Ashley_bruce13 In reference to Message Id: 2092096 No one answered my last post.
Brumation is a scary thing for us parents when it’s the first time around. I remember when I first went through it, I would leave a bowl of salad in the tank just in case he woke up and was hungry. I wasted a lot of good salad, that’s for sure. lol Edel |
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| 11/04/09 10:41pm |
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Message To: Dragon Lover In reference to Message Id: 2092133 No one answered my last post.
You just made my life a lot less stressful! Thank you so much! |
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| 11/05/09 02:33am |
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