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Posted by: DavidGomez at Mon May 9 21:44:19 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DavidGomez ]  
   

Man!!! I'm having a bad night. I got home from work and my female GTP is dead. My question here is, is sudden death common in gtp's? This morning she looked great. I misted her like I do every morning, she hissed and tried to bite me. She has done this to me since day one so, to my knowledge she is healthy and doing well. She was captive born. I kept her temp at 84 all around and 87-90 at the warmer end. Humidity was kept around 65 to 70 percent. what really bugs me out is that she ate well last week and she was herself this morning. Does anyone have any knowledge of this happening to gtp's?



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