Ok, will do. I have ordered both, should be coming in a few days. Also its suppsed to warm up here for a couple days so I can take him outside again.Yes change the bulb please
Ok, TTYL I should go rest.
Ok, will do. I have ordered both, should be coming in a few days. Also its suppsed to warm up here for a couple days so I can take him outside again.Yes change the bulb please
Post a pic of it -- its probably just shed and the scale will come back inOK, so I got the light today, but not the fixture. Hope that comes soon. He was outside for a bit today, I don't think he liked the wind though.
Also oddly he apparently had some kind of skin infection or something. A patch was shedding and when it came off there was a hole like a missing scale! I don't know what thats about. had no idea there was a problem there until today.
Poor little guy....
Yeah, I will in a bit.Post a pic of it -- its probably just shed and the scale will come back in
Thanks for the advice, I'll see what I can do.Hello,
For now, I would try to put some raw unpasteurized honey on that area, just to help it heal up.
Sometimes when they shed, a scale or two can retain or come off prematurely causing a little bit
of skin damage. It doesn't appear to be fungal in nature or infected at all.
Tracie
Top of screen 8-10 inches directly above the basking decor - your screen is wide holeOK, I have the fixture and the light now.
So I need some advice about mounting it.
My photo shows how the current setup is with my home made light mounter letting the fixture hang down a couple inches. The second photo shows the screen mesh. What I need to know is if my fixture holder will let the new much more powerful light be too close? and also if the screen mesh will block too much of the light? Also I reposted the other photo showing how far it is from his basking spot and the second basking platform. It looks to me like he would be in the "danger" area too close to the new light, as it would hang down a bit farther then the old one. But I think on top the screen would be too far away.
So what do you guys think?
Ok, I'll put it up and see how far it is.Top of screen 8-10 inches directly above the basking decor - your screen is wide hole
Check the plug in -check a different outlet - is the basking light on -- have you blown a fuse-- he may have a RI -- what is the humidity in the tank? Any mucous or wheezing going on?Well this is how far away from him it is when on top of the screen. I'm not happy with that, it looks too far to me.
But the bigger problem is that it won't turn on!
Honestly I'm feeling defeated now. You can see here that Nova is gaping even though the heat light has been off for a couple hours now. So yeah he must have some infection or something. But I', assumed the fixture or light is no good and I have to send it back and get a new one. Of course they only accept returns if the original pakeage is intack. I'm just feeling defeated now and maybe i should jsut let him go
I tried it in several outlets and it never went on! I put the light the fixture came with back in and tried again, and it flickered for a few seconds then went out. I wouldn't call what he's doing wheezing as theres no sound. He has saliva strings sometimes, but not mucus discharge. He has light black beard though.Check the plug in -check a different outlet - is the basking light on -- have you blown a fuse-- he may have a RI -- what is the humidity in the tank? Any mucous or wheezing going on?
That is so frustrating -- do you have the packaging it came in? If its sunny and warm where you are get him outside for good UVB till the other one comesI tried it in several outlets and it never went on! I put the light the fixture came with back in and tried again, and it flickered for a few seconds then went out. I wouldn't call what he's doing wheezing as theres no sound. He has saliva strings sometimes, but not mucus discharge. He has light black beard though.
Sorry about my little rant earlier, I got frustrated after taking apart my homemade light fixture holder only to find that the new one doesn't work....