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Yes indeedy, I ordered a fleece hammock and got a free hat. Never put it on him. May try soon.

Well...the summit of Kilimanjaro was short lived! About an hour into lights out, the cork log fell over with Lannan on it. He seemed "dazed and confused," in response to the "fall of the mountain." We repositioned Lannan in his hammock for a good nights rest. Today, Lannan knocked "kilimanjaro"...

He stayed there last night and he's actually on top of the cork log again tonight. Any interpretations of this behavior? He has never done this before and now, he's ready to spend another night atop of his own personal Mt. Kilimanjaro. What gives?

I agree. He has a log tunnel, as well as a "tile shelf" and hammock, but a few pieces of driftwood would be good too. I just worry about his enclosure getting too clustered. Here's his set up now.

Some have Kilimanjaro, Lannan has his cork log. Until today, he has simply knocked it over. Today he conquered the cork log. The lights have gone out and I believe he is there for the night. We'll see in the morning.

Yes, thank you. I forgot to add kale to the greens list. I try to mix it up as much as possible, as different greens supply different vitamins and minerals. I just wish I had the variety. Right now it's difficult to find much variety with COVID protocol and procedures still in effect. Thanks!

Tracie, Thank you for your quick response. Yes, he eats a bit of his greens and veggies daily. I try to offer different veggies (squash, asparagus, green beans, carrot, etc.) throughout the week with either turnip, mustard, cilantro or collards. He eats some, but mostly picks through the bowl...

All, I have been tracking Lannan's weight and length since bringing him home in August of 2019. Now, at 11 months of age, he has grown exponentially and eats everything in sight. As of today, he is 20 1/2 inches long and 500 grams in weight. At this point, I am wondering if now is the time for...