PogoLover
Juvie Member
Any suggestions on a temporary enclosure for time outside that does not need to be supervised every second? Right now Pogo (about 2-3 months) will only sit on me outside (or in a bath). She is too small for a harness and I don't want her near the grass/bugs since our lawn is treated. I have a deck that I could put some type of enclosure on (which is elevated and above the yard). Basically, I am getting sunburned by standing out there with her and I can't stay in the shade or else she won't get the sun!
On another note, I know sand substrate is not recommended for use in the permanent cage or feeding cage for juveniles, but would supervised time in an enclosure with sand be bad, as long as there was no food present? I am looking for out-of-cage activities for a baby that can't be harnessed yet. I let her run around on the rug sometimes, but she is still very small and fast enough to get into places that could harm her, so she can't really free roam yet. The only rooms that can be baby-lizard proofed have cold marble/tile floors - so I don't think that is a good idea - cold and slippery = bad.
On another note, I know sand substrate is not recommended for use in the permanent cage or feeding cage for juveniles, but would supervised time in an enclosure with sand be bad, as long as there was no food present? I am looking for out-of-cage activities for a baby that can't be harnessed yet. I let her run around on the rug sometimes, but she is still very small and fast enough to get into places that could harm her, so she can't really free roam yet. The only rooms that can be baby-lizard proofed have cold marble/tile floors - so I don't think that is a good idea - cold and slippery = bad.