I appreciate the concerns. So far it's undecided if he will actually be a part of the zoo. The guy taking him works with the reptiles (but is not in charge and cannot make the call) and if they decide they can't have him at the zoo, he has a basement dedicated to his personal reptiles and has...
Thanks for your reply rebeccalynn, I believe I may have found someone who may be able to take him in to the local zoo. I will let you know if not right away, thank you for your interest.
It sucks, but I just don't have the room for him anymore. He's had annual vet visits, is healthy and alert, and is not shy around people. Here is a video of him climbing my lawn chair to get his head rubbed:
I can offer this enclosure...
I know what you mean. Lilly has a nice big outdoor enclosure and all she ever wants to do is dig a nice nest in the thick ferns and sleep all day. And like you said, no matter how much the area changes, or how long it's been since she's been put there she goes straight for the same spot no...
Thanks for all the responses, it looks like a heat emitter is the way to go. I'll also be getting some moss since it seems like every poster recommends it.
And yeah, there are tiny white eggs that turn into tiny white bugs that live in the dark areas of the enclosure and under all the bark...
Yeah, I was concerned about that but the last time I went to the vet he said she doesn't have any problems other than just being slightly drier than normal. Her house gets sprayed between 4 and 8 times a day and I soak her once or twice a week (she refuses to soak on her own). She gets a drink...
First off, this is Lilly. She's about 4 or 5 years old (judging by her size and the fact that I've had her 2 years. I don't have an exact DOB).
I have a total of 3 questions:
1. I used cypress mulch for awhile but eventually had to switch over to the aspen shavings my guinea pig...