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RE: Couple more suggestions...

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Posted by: ChaoticCoyote at Thu Oct 28 14:45:17 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ChaoticCoyote ]  
   

We'll keep him away from the domestic roaches; I'm starting a cricket farm, since our Uro mali likes those as a treat, too.
He liked the grape we tried, and he ignored the greens we put in this morning. A half dozen crickets disappeared quickly.

Clyde is *very* skittish. I put a long piece of ceramic half-pipe under his substrate, and he uses that as a hiding hole when disturbed. He doesn't hid long, and seems fond of his water dish.

For the moment, I'm letting him get used to the family and household sights and sounds, before trying to tame him a bit.


   

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