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Join Date: May 2007
Location: MA
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Re: A sad weekend
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: A sad weekend
Today the vet had a 50 minutes visit here. He has done a physical check and faeces examination. He could not find much, which is a good sign.
-1 of the last animals I bought ( now some 1,5 months ago) had a little short on Calcium. So I need to adjust it's diet accordingly. -For the rest he had nothing to particular to add. Everything was ok. I also asked about the enclosures. He said I could add a TL lamp for UV, but it is normally not necessary. I think I'll be changing this in the next enclosure's I make. As the female died suddenly, he thought it could have something to do with her pregnancy. For example egg-binding, although I've always heard that they stop eating for a while if this happens... So for now, I consider it an accidental death. |
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