So I took a little vacation this past week to Arizona (Western Coachwhip was a highlight, see Racers and Coachwhip forum for pic) and was excited to come home and check on my little charges. All ok, only one shed (last night). So I get a call this morning from mom, yep #14. Unbelievable. I got him home and hydrating and he or she seems amazingly fine after having spent potentially 13 days cruising the house. At this point I can only conclude that the plastic barrier I had attached to the vivarium was woefully inadequate and at least 3 made a break for it. This one was the smallest (probably from being dehydrated) at 28 g.
I'll keep you posted on the adventures of Betty (she really is a saint!!).
Paul
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No promises but I hope this is it.
paulbuck
Jun 05, 2006 01:00 AM
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rainbowsrus
Jun 05, 2006 02:00 AM
I'm thinking you have 10 months to "fix" that plastic barrier problem!! 
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Thanks,
Dave "Rainbows-R-Us"
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