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Posted by: clffdvr at Wed May 10 17:11:33 2017 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by clffdvr ] I would guess he is also less active. That would be the additional sign of being sick or dehydrated. Lower eating, less activity, and non-basking are the typical symptoms of sick reptiles. Although I think a skin temp of 95 is adequate, as you say, it's better if he got up to 108 or so once in a while. Your basking temps are right. I would take him to an exotics vet right away for a fecal test, x-rays, and blood test. In case he's sick, you want to take action now. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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