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Oh okay, good. I always thought the heat was like.. upmost important to their health. That makes me feel better. It makes me think he just gets over stimulated after being out and doing stuff.😅😅 he's a weenie

I've noticed Nova does it too. They don't really sleep but they'll maybe close their eyes and take a nap but immediately open them if you open their tanks or a loud enough noise. I just thought it was weird and knew warmth was important to their health, it was getting worrisome

Well, his light is extended as high as it'll go and anything below a 150w doesn't get his spot warm enough. He's always liked his stuff on the warmer side and is good about getting off the direct light and sitting on the side of his hide if it's too hot. Do you think it's a health concern that...

Every single time I get Toothless out to hang out, whenever I put him back, he crawls into the opposite corner of his tank, under where his hammock is and lays down. He doesn't go to sleep, he stays awake and alert but he just lays in that corner or in that general area under a part of his log...

I present to you... Toofy leggies and tail

I thought it was a great name, too.! He's rarely Toothless, though. We typically call him toofy or king toofs. 😅😅 That's good that he's kind of okay with you being near him, babies are typically less defensive than older ones, so I'd definitely keep at spending time with him. Did you give him a...

That's good. A preliminary search on Google says you only need to spend an hour a day with them but I swear, the more time you spend, the more it'll pay off. If he let's you, get him out at bed time and set him in the crick of your neck or in your shirt on your chest and let him cuddle. He'll...

He may be waving at you, he recognizes you're way bigger than him and he's just signifying to you that he's not a threat. You can try talking real soft and gently and give little pats and maybe offer crickets on tweezers, he could probably see them better that way. And make sure you're dusting...

His eyes look okay, you'll be able to tell. Know how bloodhounds eyes are super droopy to where you can see the inside.? Same concept. A lot of babies are like that, you have to put it right in front of them or offer via tweezers. There are other feeders, dubias are super good aandi believe...

That's what I thought but my first lizard was stargazing before he died and we didn't know it but he'd do it then stop so I wasn't 100%.

It's hard to tell from that angle if that's stargazing but I don't think so. When I got Toothless, he was maybe three months old, closer to two and didn't move around his tank either. He stayed in his basking spot. I would spend a lot of time talking softly to him and would offer his food from...

We have a bed topper thing and it was off center and she was like.. on the edge of our actual mattress/hanging off the side of the bed and kept peeking over the edge at me. Then she decided that's where she wanted to lay and wiggled into it.

It's her first hunting lesson -- pretent to be scared. Please big lizard, do not eat me. (*＞∇＜)ﾉ

Is he looking straight up, like he's staring up into the sky.? Or does he just have his head extended up.? How old is he.? Do you have a photo of him doing this.?

Okay. I can do that, except for their food. All we have is what they shipped into their containers. And I can't find anything consistent on what else they can eat. Is there other things they can safely eat.?

We just got 100 silkworms day before yesterday. We learned the hard way they don't do well in warm areas so we kept them in a cooler part of the house. Yesterday, I opened the containers and this stuff was in both containers. Surely it didn't get this moldy overnight.? It was in a cool area with...