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cdossena
at Sat Jul 30 13:36:28 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by cdossena ]
Thank you very much for your advice.
This may sound hard to believe, but my green tree pair and blue tree make are in my high school biology classroom. They have been so for the past few years and they do not seem to mind the students peering in at them. As a matter of fact, I have left them at school over the summer. It is quiet and the humidity and heat levels are perfect in the classroom. I visit every few days to mist the cage down, change water, and feed.
What signs should I look for that my female is gravid? Right now, the female is eating alot...about two to three rat pups every few days. SHe prefers rodents and day old quail to insects. They have cork tubes in their cage, but what kind of nesting box could I look to make for them? (any pictures would be great) Furthermore, if I do get eggs, how do I keep them?
Is there a website I could refer to or book that I could read that will give me some further explanations? I would hate to lose this female.
Thanks again for all of your time and help.
Chris
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RE: Green Tree Monitor Pair - cdossena, Sat Jul 30 13:36:28 2011