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RE: stressed frill? normal behavior?

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Posted by: apaquet at Sun Jan 18 07:48:21 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by apaquet ]  
   

Hi,

He may take sometime to adjust to his new home. Its new, its different. I would say it will take some for him to warm up to you. Hang in there. Frilling is a normal and natural behavior. Keep trying to see if you can get him to eat on his own. My frill only eats moving prey. Seeing a bunch of crickets moving, usually kicks in his hunting eating instinct.

best wishes,

Anna


   

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