Daisy is still swelling up. She took two large nightcrawlers last evening. This is the first time she has eaten (visibly) in 15 days. Whereas when I originally obtained her, she fed heavily almost every day for a week. She has shown absolutely no interest in the nest box.
Zoe, who I also call the "Grand ole' Lady", as she is the largest and I would estimate significantly older than the other 2 dragons is doing well and appears to be in a shed. No indications that she is carrying a clutch.
My little orange male Randy, may still have a parasite issue. He is thin, but alert and feeding regularly.
All of the stools I have removed from the enclosure have been solid (which certainly makes things convenient). I added some more cover, and vertical perches - which the tenants appear to approve of. It's always fun to come home from work and then play 'I spy' with the dragon enclosure.
There was a point when all of the animals were off feed for about 5 days. I kept wondering about environmental factors but haven't been able to identify anything specific. I did bump the enclosure temperature a few degrees. At the time I noticed they were very active and eating, the temp at the high point of the enclosure hovered around 80 degrees F. At the time when I distinctly noticed that nobody was feeding, the temp at the top of the enclosure was 74 degrees F. It now remains relatively steady at 77 degrees at the high point, and about 72 degrees at the low point. Humidity is usually 65%, increasing to 80% following heavy misting in the morning and then again at night.
Still have not seen any of the dragons drink, or make use of the water basin.
