This may be confusing...but here goes.
4 WD's - 2 younger, 2 older all still sub-adult. the two older ones are MUCH smaller and one of them is darker than the younger two. The younger two are 16"-18", the older two are about 12". I am positive about them being older too. We have had them for months, they are all in a 6x6x3 cage and seem to be happy. (They gang up on us to try and escape..)
Anyway, my question is, does anyone know why they are so much smaller?
Thanks
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Still really small...
korina
Jun 19, 2003 12:52 PM
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grnbasilisk
Jun 22, 2003 02:57 AM
many times it has to do with how much food they're getting, uv light, and whether they're stressed out or not. i thought my basilisk was doing perfectly fine until one day i walked in and it was practally dead. so i took it out, gave it it's own uv light and made sure humidity and everything were perfect, got him some food and in less than 2 days he changed completely. by separating it it also helped his shedding problem. i tried putting it back in with the other one the other day for a day and it started looking weaker within 12 hours so i separated it again.
