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RE: Here is the first update

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Posted by: FR at Mon Jul 30 10:57:05 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

With the animals in the new cage.
here goes


As expected, they stayed totally hidden all day yesterday, I did see some pellets that appeared to be dropped during the night.

So just before I went to bed, I went out and took these photos.



This is the male, he was basking in the area above the water. The right side of the cage.


This one of the two females, she was basking in the area to the left side of the cage, the green belt over the nesting.

She appears to be out of sight of the male. Which was the plan if you remember.

Now i have to add a bowl to hold fuzzies, as its a uphill/downhill cage and if fuzzies are just left in the cage, they will end up in the water.

I did place some dead small adult mice on the rocks on the bottom and some are gone.

I still have some work to do(always) but so far, so good. Best wishes


   

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