Thanks for the help



I moved her into a sweater box. I have a min/max digital thermometer and hyrgrometer. and am using a proportional thermometer from big apple. The hot side is 84 degrees and the cool side is 74 degrees. She has been coiled up at the top of the perch in the middle of the box with her head burried in the middle of her body and hasn't moved at all. She is been there day and night. which I guess is a good thing she would hide all day in her old enclosue and only come out at night. I put a hide in the sweater box but she seems content were she is. I got a digital scale to weigh her. I don't want to try to handle her to weigh her. I am just taking the advice and leaving her alone. I am going to have to myst the box soon but it has been holding humidity really well. When I try to feed her at the end of the week should I just feed her in the box I used to feed her in a seperate container which is why I am asking but I think it would be less stress on her if I left her there. once again thanks for the help. Chuck

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