Recent content by J4ckdaw-

Hi there, haven’t been here in a while. So far, loose substrate has been amazing but only recently it’s been causing… issues, to say the least. I am currently using a sand/coco finer mixture, but with drying weather coming around it’s getting more and more dusty. And that dust is a problem...

How do I make sure the driftwood + stones I’ve collected are safe for Leo’s enclosure? How should I go about washing/disinfecting them? They were sourced from a beach.

They’re eating one of the newly moulted superworms (this is a new batch, got them yesterday and they had food which they appear to have eaten). What’s the deal? Also, are they still safe to feed Leo?

Certainly male! Congratulations on your new baby boy 😉

How should I go about clearing it? He is overdue to have a bath, so I’ll dab at it with a wet q-tip to see if I can dislodge the dirt. Thanks for any suggestions.

I believe it was just raging hormones, he’s mellowed down now. No glass surfing for over a week.

I’ve checked the temps, they’re sitting at about 104 degrees on the basking spot right now, and when I take him out he tries to run off of high surfaces and goes nuts.

He’s gotten to the point where he is literally slamming himself against the walls… is that normal?

I can guarantee he is male 👍

I take him out of his enclosure for on minimum 2 hours at a time, every day, but he shows no signs of stopping.

Yes, she looks fine.

As the title says, Leo’s been glass surfing non-stop for at least a week and a half already. He’s already caused permanent damage to his enclosure’s walls and sliding doors, and he’s been doing it to the extreme, it’s reached the point where I am genuinely concerned about him hurting himself...

I can’t see anything from those pictures, can you lift her tail to give us a better look?

^^ title

Welcome to the forum! We’re all looking forward to having you in this group!