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Sprocket's New Home

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  • 06-01-2007, 12:33 PM
    Kristy
    Re: Sprocket's New Home
    Those make really cool cages for cresties. I have seen several people using them.

    I wouldn't worry too much about him skipping his worms. Probably just readjusting, when I rescued a crestie from Petco he wouldn't eat insects for about 2 weeks.

    Has he eaten his CGD?

    Oh an Joanna I have a question for you, where did you get the little yellow dish? Are they really deep? They look like they'd be perfect for feeding CGD.
  • 06-01-2007, 02:33 PM
    frankykeno
    Re: Sprocket's New Home
    I got them from PetCo actually. They have a big selection of plastic and ceramic dishes over near the water bottles (not the reptile area). He doesn't seem to care for them for his GSD, that's why I use a container lid but they are perfect to coral his wiggly worms and for his water (he gets misted twice a day as well as he likes to lick water drops from his plants and walls). Hopefully he'll snarf down his worms tonight. He's not a terribly big male for his age so I tend to worry if he isn't eating well for me.
  • 06-01-2007, 03:03 PM
    mlededee
    Re: Sprocket's New Home
    no worries, he's just settling in and adjusting to his new home. you can show him the dish to help him out if you want but he is old enough and big enough that he should be able to find it okay on his own--he's just a little distracted by this new surroundings right now. :)
  • 06-01-2007, 03:19 PM
    frankykeno
    Re: Sprocket's New Home
    Well I did see him last night, Emily, on the ground right beside his food dish so you'd think he'd go..."oh there's my yellow dish full of grub like I've known my whole silly gecko life" LOL I think he just likes to worry me! Currently he's plastered to one glass wall way up high. I feel good that he's got so much space now to explore and that when we get him a girl or two, they should all have room to move about happily.
  • 06-08-2007, 08:26 AM
    frankykeno
    Re: Sprocket's New Home
    Well I'm going to have to do something here. Sprocket is still not eating his worms! It's been a week and I'm getting worried. I count the worms that go into his bowl and none are missing so now I'm worried about my little Crestie buddy. As I see it my options are either to move Sprocket back to his little home or rig up some high platforms near his preferred vines to see if that might get him eating again. He's not particularily big for a male his age so I don't want to see him not eating!

    Is it possible to have too big a home for a Crestie? I thought he'd enjoy all the extra space but apparently it's affecting his eating habits. :(
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