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Posted by: shopaholic at Wed Apr 7 17:15:12 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by shopaholic ] Okay, so my guy is recouping from the dehydration and he's looking quite a bit better. His appetite is returning and the other day he was eager to eat the supers again. Only thing was he has a new symptom I haven't seen before. He went after the supers pretty eagerly and with each one he had to shoot his tongue out 2 times before he'd get it. He used to just do it once and from a great distance he'd still have great accuracy. It was like he'd miss or his tongue wouldn't stick to the bug or something. Is this a residual coordination loss due to the dehydration and hunger or are there some other possible explanations? He'd move in closer after he'd miss the first time and the 2nd time he'd get it. Should I be worried about this? I know coordination can many times can be attributed to dehydration in Frogs but would this be an equal conclusion with Chams? Thanks-Maggie | ||
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