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Thanks for the encouraging feedback. I've always been able to just look at the current state of my beardies and their environment, and have gone on my instinct to provide more water, food, heat, light etc. The same applies to my T. I looked at the substrate and it seemed to be drying up, so I rehydrated the enclosure and the substrate last night.

I will now just sit back and wait. If it has molted, I'm going to be so excited to see the changes. I absolutely love my T sling, from within minutes of purchasing him/her. I will keep you all updated on the latest developments. To read/hear that the T is more than likely comfortable and happy, makes me feel more comfortable and happy. I spend time with the T and it's enclosure every day and night. This may sound strange but I speak encouraging words to my T all the time, even since it went into its burrow

<blockquote data-quote="Domondios" data-source="post: 163921" data-attributes="member: 31549">Thanks for the encouraging feedback. I've always been able to just look at the current state of my beardies and their environment, and have gone on my instinct to provide more water, food, heat, light etc. The same applies to my T. I looked at the substrate and it seemed to be drying up, so I rehydrated the enclosure and the substrate last night. I will now just sit back and wait. If it has molted, I'm going to be so excited to see the changes. I absolutely love my T sling, from within minutes of purchasing him/her. I will keep you all updated on the latest developments. To read/hear that the T is more than likely comfortable and happy, makes me feel more comfortable and happy. I spend time with the T and it's enclosure every day and night. This may sound strange but I speak encouraging words to my T all the time, even since it went into its burrow <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Domondios, post: 163921, member: 31549"] Thanks for the encouraging feedback. I've always been able to just look at the current state of my beardies and their environment, and have gone on my instinct to provide more water, food, heat, light etc. The same applies to my T. I looked at the substrate and it seemed to be drying up, so I rehydrated the enclosure and the substrate last night. I will now just sit back and wait. If it has molted, I'm going to be so excited to see the changes. I absolutely love my T sling, from within minutes of purchasing him/her. I will keep you all updated on the latest developments. To read/hear that the T is more than likely comfortable and happy, makes me feel more comfortable and happy. I spend time with the T and it's enclosure every day and night. This may sound strange but I speak encouraging words to my T all the time, even since it went into its burrow :) [/QUOTE]

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