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RE: Quarantine enclosure

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Posted by: Ryan2691 at Sat Oct 28 11:50:55 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Ryan2691 ]  
   

Jobi,

I have one shy lizard. He is the newest on e I've got. He likes to be left alone; contrary to my other MHDs. I found him hiding yesterday, In a plant on the side wall of my cage. He was completely inside of it, and since he is green I spent forever looking for him. Besides that, my dragons can't really hide in the plants I provide. However, they love to climb on them and jump from one to the other. When they sleep, they like to be semi-concealed within vegetation. Other than that, the plants make it look more of a naturalistic enviroment. I see now other downfall.

I just wanted to make that comment on plants.
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Ryan


   

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