I used to feed in their boxes on the aspen, until one of my breeder females got an aspen splinter embedded inside her mouth. Before I noticed, it had become infected and abscessed. Thanks to my herp vet (that made house calls) it was removed and with a 10 day course of antibiotics, she recovered fully. Now, all feeding is done in a clean, dry shoebox. No more splinters in the mouth for me.



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Greg Jackson

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