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  • 11-10-2008, 12:44 AM
    gotballs?
    Re: STRUCK... but not bitten?!?!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by blackcrystal22 View Post
    Hmm.. Try covering the front for a week and leaving her alone.. If that doesn't help, she may be hungry, so try giving her a slightly bigger meal.

    I might try that this week, after her normal feeding. She is scheduled to feed again on Tuesday... Normally a F/T adult mouse...

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by anendeloflorien View Post
    Is that thermometer saying 80 on the warm side??? If so that could explain her level of stress because of not being able to properly thermoregulate. Generally you want your hot side to be around 90-92 degrees. If I'm looking at the pic wrong lemme know but thats the only thing that really stuck out to me.

    The only other thing I could think of is maybe trying a different type of hide? Something that makes her feel more enclosed might help to lower her level of stress...... RBI has some nice ones that I use.

    Edit: Nevermind I looked at the last pic a little closer and saw it was 93 on the warm side. I assumed because you had the lamp on that side that was the warm side lol. My bad :D


    Nope, sorry... that is the cool side. The warm side is actually at 90 degrees. It took me FOREVER to find these hides. She has had them for almost a month now, and she refused to use anything else prior to this except for some old small plastic cereal bowls which she is way too big for now.
  • 11-10-2008, 01:03 AM
    mischevious21
    Re: STRUCK... but not bitten?!?!
    Wow, thats strange. I wold just try to figure out what could be stressing her out and try to change it. check the temps and umidity, maybe? I dont know. Almost two weeks ago now, I got a seven foot long red tail girl, and after an hour and a half long car ride, then another half hour for me to get her huge, cutom cage in place and warm it up (so inother words, she was probably a bit stressed out)- I got her out and she struch at me. The weirdest part about it- she struck, and had her mouth around the side of y hand- yet her teeth didnt touch me?? So she like, 'mouthed' me? Im still trying to figure that one out because I jsut dont see how her teeth didnt get me...
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