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stilltraining
at Wed May 4 10:48:34 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by stilltraining ]
I acquired a coastal carpet about a month ago at the tampa reptile show, and it was a great eater right away. 2 weeks ago it regurged, but that happens occasionally so I didn't worry too much. Last week she refused food, and i figured she was just stressed about her new home. Well, she ate monday, but this morning when I went in to check on her she had regurged. I've been feeding her fuzzies slightly larger than her girth. She's in a 22gal tall with 2 hide boxes (one on the ground, one near the top of the cage), as well as lots to climb on. I'm using cypruss mulch for bedding, and misting every 3 days or so so humidity is existant, but not too high. The temp has a gradient of low to mid 90's at the top, to mid to high 70's on the bottom. It drops to low 70's to mid 80's at night. I checked her out and she appeared free of mites. I did notice that it didn't look like her head at shed perfectly (she shed 4/25)...either that or her scales are really dried out.
Should I be worried about this? What can I do?
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 Regurge problem! *kinda long* - stilltraining, Wed May 4 10:48:34 2005
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