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<blockquote data-quote="Therasoid" data-source="post: 42771" data-attributes="member: 3538"><p>Hello. Congrats on your new sling. The majority of care sheets neglect to have the info for slings. I keep all my slings in the warmer range of 78-82 degrees and keep their substrate on the moist side with a water dish and some type of hide. Slings burrow even arboreals, this gives them a sense of security. These conditions help promote the molting process and gets them out of the baby stage quicker. Aside from more frequent feedings, slings, for me, are easy to raise. Plus are less expensive to purchase. [emoji4] </p><p> Hope this info is helpful. Happy T'ing!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Therasoid, post: 42771, member: 3538"] Hello. Congrats on your new sling. The majority of care sheets neglect to have the info for slings. I keep all my slings in the warmer range of 78-82 degrees and keep their substrate on the moist side with a water dish and some type of hide. Slings burrow even arboreals, this gives them a sense of security. These conditions help promote the molting process and gets them out of the baby stage quicker. Aside from more frequent feedings, slings, for me, are easy to raise. Plus are less expensive to purchase. [emoji4] Hope this info is helpful. Happy T'ing!! [/QUOTE]
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