is it upper respitory infection?i think it was caused by low temps because it was cold in are house last night.what do i do to fix the problem or will they just come around with hotter temps?
thanks
talk soon
Alex Oliver
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what does it mean if your monitors nose is runing?
monitor1o1
Nov 01, 2003 12:09 PM
Replies (3)
bengalensis
Nov 01, 2003 02:10 PM
Youre on the right path. Now you just gotta wait n see if he begins to "dry out" so to speak. He'll be back to normal before ya know it!
Michelle
monitor1o1
Nov 01, 2003 03:40 PM
Alex Oliver
tanmuscles
Nov 02, 2003 01:52 AM
My monitor had that problem after being on the run for a week in the house. I just raised the ambient cage temp to around 80 at night and 90-95 in the day and it cleared up in a week or so.
Scott
