Ok, so my 3 month sulcata keeps flipping over on his back. He did this when I first got him 2 months ago, so I am fortunate enough to have a workplace where I bring him to work with me. I have a set up at home, and one at work.
He, of course, stopped flipping over a week after bringing him to work with me. Well, yesterday, he flipped like 6 times at work. And he doesn't even try to flip himself back over. He just looks at me, blinks a few times, and lays there! Am I rushing to his rescue too soon? Should I let him stay that way for a few minutes to get him to try to right himself?
He looks at me with those big, blinking eyes and I can't just let him lay there, right?? LOL
He, of course, stopped flipping over a week after bringing him to work with me. Well, yesterday, he flipped like 6 times at work. And he doesn't even try to flip himself back over. He just looks at me, blinks a few times, and lays there! Am I rushing to his rescue too soon? Should I let him stay that way for a few minutes to get him to try to right himself?
He looks at me with those big, blinking eyes and I can't just let him lay there, right?? LOL