My male Herman "Bruce" has just regurgitated a load of food (I use the word food loosely).
I had them both out in the garden today since it was nice for a change, they were only out there for about 30 - 45 minutes though.
Anyway, I just happened to be having a look at them, thinking about giving them their evening meal when suddenly I spot bruce with a petal in its mouth.
Where did that come from.
I then realized it wasn't being eaten, it was coming out! followed by a load more.
However, what followed the petal looked like it should have come out the other end...
I think this must have really freaked Bruce out as straight after this he was scampering all over the place, like he couldn't make up his mind which direction to .
He then took himself into one of their hides, stopped for a few minutes then turned to face the exit.
He looked like he as trying to bring up more, but just bubbles appeared around his mouth.
I picked him up and put him in his pool in case a drink of water might be in order.
He stayed there for a while, now he's leaning up on the edge of the pool, half in /half out. He looks calm at the moment.
I', no biologist but I had a little look through what came out (nice) and found a little stone in there.
Wonder if its that what caused it? I've kept it all for the moment just in case a trip to the vet is needed.
I had them both out in the garden today since it was nice for a change, they were only out there for about 30 - 45 minutes though.
Anyway, I just happened to be having a look at them, thinking about giving them their evening meal when suddenly I spot bruce with a petal in its mouth.
Where did that come from.
I then realized it wasn't being eaten, it was coming out! followed by a load more.
However, what followed the petal looked like it should have come out the other end...
I think this must have really freaked Bruce out as straight after this he was scampering all over the place, like he couldn't make up his mind which direction to .
He then took himself into one of their hides, stopped for a few minutes then turned to face the exit.
He looked like he as trying to bring up more, but just bubbles appeared around his mouth.
I picked him up and put him in his pool in case a drink of water might be in order.
He stayed there for a while, now he's leaning up on the edge of the pool, half in /half out. He looks calm at the moment.
I', no biologist but I had a little look through what came out (nice) and found a little stone in there.
Wonder if its that what caused it? I've kept it all for the moment just in case a trip to the vet is needed.
