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RE: Scared Beardie

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Posted by: HappyHillbilly at Thu Jun 28 07:33:37 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by HappyHillbilly ]  
   

> > > "I looked at the picture you posted again and just really can't believe she can get comfortable on those logs... ...Perhaps she fell off once."

I've had a hunch that this is at least part of the problem, if not the problem. Seems like I remember niddy saying that Bindy fell off the basking limb once and almost fell off another time or two. This isn't the same limb used in her old setup.


> > > "A curious cat could really stress out a beardie as well as the sight of a natural predator such as a monitor or large bird."

Heh, when I first got my Savannah Monitor I kept it in a temporary tank on the floor of my living room. Whenever I let my male beardie out to run around he always ran straight up to the sav's tank, staring him down, as if saying, "Uh, huh, who's the big bad boy now?" Ha! There was never any display of aggression, though, from either one of them, which I was surprised about. But it was funny watching my beardie seemingly taunt the sav.

Later!
HH
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