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NegativeCreep
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I have heard that overheating can cause aggressive behavior...
But, as sad as it seems, I almost had to 'break' Blazey when she was young. I kind of had to force her to hang around me and get used to me.. prevent her from running and stuff like that.. now, she loves to hang out, and get out of her tank. No more hiding in the corner and stuff. It also helps that I clean her poo, bath her, and of course, feed her!
But, as sad as it seems, I almost had to 'break' Blazey when she was young. I kind of had to force her to hang around me and get used to me.. prevent her from running and stuff like that.. now, she loves to hang out, and get out of her tank. No more hiding in the corner and stuff. It also helps that I clean her poo, bath her, and of course, feed her!
CrimsonFairy
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I would guess so. Pike didnt like me when I first got him, now everytime Im home and he knows its me he wants out. He also didnt really like my mom, but now he tolerates her since shes the one taking care of him.
Edricks
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I think 'like' might be an inaccurate word. Tolerate or accept might be better, and it usually depends on how much you impose yourself onto them. Eventually, when you become more The Provider of All Things Edible and less The Giant Thing That Chases Us you become accepted.
Which is why adults seem to give the unimpressed with bieng moved look, but eventually snuggle down anyway. When you're not a threat anymore, you're a piece of furnature that sometimes disturbs their rest and makes food appear.
And foils those escape plans, in the case of my younger brat.
Which is why adults seem to give the unimpressed with bieng moved look, but eventually snuggle down anyway. When you're not a threat anymore, you're a piece of furnature that sometimes disturbs their rest and makes food appear.
And foils those escape plans, in the case of my younger brat.
Nasubi77
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To answer your question, husbandry is the control of housing, lights, UVB, food etc. In other words, the way you take care of your dragon.
So a dragon who has had poor nutrition and lack of UVB will most likely act kind of grumpy all the time.
Of course, some of the sweetest dragons came from the most horrid living conditions..just ask any of those on this site who do rescues.
And dragons who have had nothing but the best care cop some of the biggest attitudes!
So a dragon who has had poor nutrition and lack of UVB will most likely act kind of grumpy all the time.
Of course, some of the sweetest dragons came from the most horrid living conditions..just ask any of those on this site who do rescues.
And dragons who have had nothing but the best care cop some of the biggest attitudes!
fresnowitte
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I like the way you put that! :lol:Edricks":2ca50 said:
As for the husbandry if they are not happy due to incorrect lighting, temps, food, supliments...etc....or are not free of parasites then they can't be expected to be all lovey towards you. Not only are you the provider of all things edible, but you are the provider of all things period. :wink:
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