Arzu78
Active Member
He didn’t make it. I think because the temp got too hot that night it had did some irreversible damage to his internal organs. I have since that night corrected my mistake. The first ever animal that I had gotten attached to and one mistake killed him. I feel terrible about it. I'll still be on the forum as I continue to monitor my enclosure temps for a while and make whatever necessary changes. I was going to build his larger enclosure this weekend and then that happened and my car messed up again. I know everyone doesn't agree with Tyler's methods, but I'm convinced this was all my fault and that he was a happy healthy baby before I messed up. thank you for checking up it means a lot.
Drew it is very difficult, almost impossible, to bring back a little guy once he crosses over to not eating/moving. I had two sulcatas which I was raising “dry”, one stopped eating and moving, got better and took a turn for worst. I did EVERYTHING I could, spent a lot and at the end lost Jack. Lizzy is thriving in a closed enclosure. Try again ... So sorry for Bones