Hello Maquel,
That is good to hear he seemed to like his diluted apple juice, it is good for him. I hope he is
going to start feeling better. It sounds like he did spend some time basking since he was warmer
than he normally was. They can be very picky with greens. However, one thing I have found in
my experiences are that they do stop eating greens when they are slown down, or going into a
brumation phase but instead just prefer protein for the most part. Most of the time, they wont
usually starve themselves if they are indeed healthy.
Bee pollen is very safe so you can definitely use that daily, every other day or just a few times
per week, it is up to you really.
Brumation is a very normal behavior for most reptiles but not all brumate but a lot of them tend
to. It doesn't harm them & it does benefit them to get some rest sometimes. If he is healthy it
wont be harmful to him at all.
Let us know how he is doing.
Tracie
That is good to hear he seemed to like his diluted apple juice, it is good for him. I hope he is
going to start feeling better. It sounds like he did spend some time basking since he was warmer
than he normally was. They can be very picky with greens. However, one thing I have found in
my experiences are that they do stop eating greens when they are slown down, or going into a
brumation phase but instead just prefer protein for the most part. Most of the time, they wont
usually starve themselves if they are indeed healthy.
Bee pollen is very safe so you can definitely use that daily, every other day or just a few times
per week, it is up to you really.
Brumation is a very normal behavior for most reptiles but not all brumate but a lot of them tend
to. It doesn't harm them & it does benefit them to get some rest sometimes. If he is healthy it
wont be harmful to him at all.
Let us know how he is doing.
Tracie