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Is he brumating right now? If so, you're probably okay to wait a few days. What kind of lamp is it? You could use a regular household (incandescent or halogen) bulb for heat.

Hi there! :D Yes, I saw that you decided to go with a Leo - how exciting! ANOTHER BABY! :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: Kaleen has 2 of them, and did you know that Leos make noises?!? :shock: I did not know this!!! Very quite noises, but Ronald (the male) QUACKS (I'm not lying) and LuLu (the...

Here she is trying to get out of bed... HA!

Oh, her lights are on a timer, they are set to come on at 8:30 am... after we leave. I don't want her lights to come on before we leave, its too early in the morning and by the time we get home, I'd have no time to spend with her! No, what she does (sometimes) is completely ignore her lights...

Oh yeah, I wouldn't worry - both the top of his head and his chin look like they are going to shed. :D

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Yes, you want to stop feeding about 2 hours before lights out. They need the UV and the heat to properly digest. :mrgreen:

Hi there! Gilbert, AZ here! :mrgreen: There's at least a few of us on this forum in AZ - the Phoenix metro area specifically, even!

Stella decided to sleep in yesterday - hubby got home before me (at around 4-ish) and she was still in bed! :banghead: He had to wake her up, LOL Then it was impossible for me to get her to settle down for the evening - 11 pm and she was all over the place and up in my face like "HI. U CAN...

I think its a great idea to do both of those! I personally do Dubias and Superworms (mainly because any other worm just doesn't seem to interest Stella - I haven't tried hornworms with her yet, though).

WOW is Moose ever growing up fast! Its interesting how his coloring is staying the same as when he was a baby - he still looks like a circus peanut! :lol: It really is very unique.

I think as a staple, yes... Like if they are in the regular rotation of different worms/insects, that'd be fine. I wouldn't feed them exclusively, though. Gotta have some variety!

I second this - go with what is known to work. :wink:

My vote is for the tortoise! I have nothing to base that off of other than: TURTLE PAWS! So cute! :love5:

Kaleen, that's amazing about Cappy! I am a huge lover of cetaceans. It has been theorized that they have a part of their brain that we humans don't have, and they can sense and feel emotion in a way that we can't even conceive or understand. Its mind blowing, like they possess that elusive...