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<blockquote data-quote="Bones Wiggill" data-source="post: 19024" data-attributes="member: 1625"><p>Can give you the advise I was given when I first started out in the "extreme pet" scene. Do proper research. Do an internet search for a pink toe caresheet. This wil give you temperatures, climate, humidity etc. Once you have that information, apply them in your vivarium. If your T don't want to eat, give it a gap, she might be molting. So relax a bit on that one. Just keep your vivarium clean (removing dead crickets) keep clean water in the bowl, and she should be fine. Hope this advice helps a bit, I'm no T expert, but this advise helped me before.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bones Wiggill, post: 19024, member: 1625"] Can give you the advise I was given when I first started out in the "extreme pet" scene. Do proper research. Do an internet search for a pink toe caresheet. This wil give you temperatures, climate, humidity etc. Once you have that information, apply them in your vivarium. If your T don't want to eat, give it a gap, she might be molting. So relax a bit on that one. Just keep your vivarium clean (removing dead crickets) keep clean water in the bowl, and she should be fine. Hope this advice helps a bit, I'm no T expert, but this advise helped me before. [/QUOTE]
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