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sitting at the bottom..
the cresties sit at the bottom of the critter keepers (We have medium ones, they arent too small though) both hallo and trick do it.. traid is usually up in the branches. their critter keeper things are turned upright (Tall) i was just curious as to why they would do that.. i see it during the day and at night. could it be they were just getting a bite to eat since the food thing is at the bottom?
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Re: sitting at the bottom..
I have a couple that like to hide under the paper towels occassioinally. As long as they CAN climb, I wouldn't worry about. One member had an issue with that due to lower humidity which resulted in the inability to 'stick'.
I guess the just feel secure there or wanted a quick bite.
Christie
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Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
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Re: sitting at the bottom..
lol, thanks Christie..it isnt always that they are down there but fairly often. they can climb, ive seen em' do it. they dont hide under the papertowels they sit on top of them hehe... thanks for responding
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Re: sitting at the bottom..
I think it just depends on the gecko and where they feel secure.
I have 4 cresties (right now lol) All but one sleep in their hammocks under flat leaves, or behind a plant on the glass. One female curls up under a plant at the bottom, under papertowels, or in a coconut hide. At night she climbs all over.
Like Christie said, as long as the CAN climb they should be fine
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Re: sitting at the bottom..
nothing to worry about as has been stated as long as their feet are sticky and they do have the ability to climb. some cresteds prefer to stay lower down or on the bottom--it's just a matter of preference. i have some cresteds that sleep flat on the ground, out in the open and others that sleep hanging upside down in a mass of leaves at the top of the cage--it's just what they like.
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