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Good morning Yoshi,
I might be wrong but I definitely do not believe the aquarium filter is to blame here. In the garage where most of my Ts are, I have some speakers against the walls and put some loud music when doing some husbandry or feeding them. Because of the music and the bass against the wall (vibrations), which I believe are much higher than the aquarium filter, none of my Ts (around 100) bolt or start acting irrationally. In the contrary, the trend is for them to actually come out gently. It is quite impressive as I have a wall of stacked up exo terra enclosures for my arboreal and within 10 minutes of starting the music they are all out of their hides. Apparently my Doja Cat Pandora playlist must be mimicking a bug caught in distress
Would it be possible to get a picture of your T and the enclosure?

<blockquote data-quote="Oursapoil" data-source="post: 199954" data-attributes="member: 33266">Good morning Yoshi,I might be wrong but I definitely do not believe the aquarium filter is to blame here. In the garage where most of my Ts are, I have some speakers against the walls and put some loud music when doing some husbandry or feeding them. Because of the music and the bass against the wall (vibrations), which I believe are much higher than the aquarium filter, none of my Ts (around 100) bolt or start acting irrationally. In the contrary, the trend is for them to actually come out gently. It is quite impressive as I have a wall of stacked up exo terra enclosures for my arboreal and within 10 minutes of starting the music they are all out of their hides. Apparently my Doja Cat Pandora playlist must be mimicking a bug caught in distress <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick Out Tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" /> Would it be possible to get a picture of your T and the enclosure?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oursapoil, post: 199954, member: 33266"] Good morning Yoshi, I might be wrong but I definitely do not believe the aquarium filter is to blame here. In the garage where most of my Ts are, I have some speakers against the walls and put some loud music when doing some husbandry or feeding them. Because of the music and the bass against the wall (vibrations), which I believe are much higher than the aquarium filter, none of my Ts (around 100) bolt or start acting irrationally. In the contrary, the trend is for them to actually come out gently. It is quite impressive as I have a wall of stacked up exo terra enclosures for my arboreal and within 10 minutes of starting the music they are all out of their hides. Apparently my Doja Cat Pandora playlist must be mimicking a bug caught in distress :p Would it be possible to get a picture of your T and the enclosure? [/QUOTE]

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