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    Re: Sitting in a Water Bowl after Eating

    Quote Originally Posted by LeeAnnT99 View Post
    Thanks. I'll check for mites, but not today -- since she just ate. (If it is, I'd be surprised, because I just had her out two days ago and checked her face, throat, and underbody. I didn't see anything.)

    The cool hide (the one she likes the best) is a nice tight one, it's a plastic to-go food container.
    I'll swap out the other two -- they are the ones that look like half logs (Zoo Med habba hut). They definitely do not fit her like a turtle shell.

    And, I'll get her the larger mice for food.

    I don't think it is heat, though, do you? I monitor the temps carefully and keep everything within range and double-check with the temperature gun to be sure.

    Thank you for taking the time to help!! I appreciate it.
    Usually the most likely culprit in order are mites, lack of security, food (which we already ruled out) and overheating in the event of t-stat failure or lack of t-stat.
    Deborah Stewart


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