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New redfoot baby ok?

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Posted by: Barbedwirecat at Sat Aug 26 07:33:50 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Barbedwirecat ]  
   

I'm just making sure this behavior is normal. 4" redfoot arrived here in wednesday. Eating fine. Mixed spring greens, I have to grow the rest of the diet. and Mixed tort hay. Had a mealyworm last night (I couldn't resist) I never see it drink, or even the water messed up like it has. Humidity 65-70, basking 96, ambient 75-80. I don't see it come out of the hide box much (which is VERY humid).
I know I should expect this but for how long? I'm worried about the tort getting dehydrated.

Also is eating the sphagnum moss ok? I have it in there to keep the humid up.
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1 Red Footed Tort
3 Whites Treefrogs (Gleep, Gloop, Gazoo)
1 Bearded Dragon (Butterfinger)
1 Mali Uromastyx (Groucho)
1 Argentine Horned Frog (Mcfatfat)
1 Togo Starburst Tarantula
1 Blue Cobalt Tarantula
1 Rosehair Tarantula
1 African Spitting Scorpion
1 Betta Splendins
1 Spectacled Amazon (Indiana Jones)
8 Button Quail (I promise they all have names)
1 Spaztic black kitty (Nikkita)
1 Baby Hairless rat (looking for a name)
3 WOW char (they are pets too.)
Even us girls can like slimey scaley and squishy things.


   

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