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Post by Tesa on Nov 7, 2003 4:34:54 GMT -8
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Post by rodrigoqm on Nov 10, 2003 3:26:33 GMT -8
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Post by rodrigoqm on Nov 10, 2003 3:37:50 GMT -8
Hey guys, i hope u liked the pic, only to let u know that im not a "Bad Daddy", i know that the enclosure is small , coze he is growing very fast, but i ll make a enclosure by my self, i just need some ideas, im looking in some home pages how to do it, its kind of hard, but actualy my baby Snoop only sleep in his enclosure, he only spend his day in there when i work double, 2 days /week ,i made a nice basking area for him out of the enclosure, i ll take a pic later and put here, i accept ideas for cages and enclosure, any idea ll be very welcome, bye guys
Rod and Snoop
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Post by Tesa on Nov 10, 2003 5:15:07 GMT -8
I know you are a good daddy! Snoop is gonna grow up to be very strong and handsome!!  We have to talk a bit about his current house. I think I see wood chips in the bottom of his cage. You need to remove those. You know how he flicks his tongue out alot? He can accidentally eat that wood:( it can get stuck in his stomach and kill him.  The cheapest and easiest thing to use is newspaper. Next, I see the light you use for heat, but I don't see a UVB light. He needs the UVB so his body can use the calcium he gets from his food. Without it, he will develop a deadly disease called MBD. (Metabolic Bone Disease) Here are a couple of links so you can see what kind of light I am talking about. If you need help with finding the right kind, contact me on Yahoo and I'll try to help. www.petsmart.com/reptile___amphibian/shopping/lighting___heating/lighting___light_strips/products/product_18841.shtmlhome.comcast.net/~holachapulin/Research.html |
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Post by rodrigoqm on Nov 10, 2003 23:36:27 GMT -8
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Post by Tesa on Nov 11, 2003 4:37:29 GMT -8
It looks wonderful Rod!! Snoop is gonna be really happy in that house ! I love how he is right by your bed  You guys are too cute! |
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Post by dominick on Nov 12, 2003 9:14:02 GMT -8
Hi Rod-
Nice job on the cage. Should be ggod for another few months! LOL.
Thanks for all the great pics. What a little cutie s/he is. It's hard to remember Rex being that small, but he was.
If you are truly gonna set the Ig up for free-roaming (Rex is a free-roamer), then start reading up on the requirements. You'll need to set up a wall-less cage similar to the basking spot.
Good luck!
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The cheapest and easiest thing to use is newspaper. 
You guys are too cute!