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First I'd say it is still in the settling in phase. Second, I'd up the ambient temperature to 90-95F and the basking to 110F. Third, these are typically quite active lizards and in the long run you may find a 40 gallon might not be enough space, it may start rubbing its nose. For food, I'd try silk moth and wax moth larvae to get it going.

[QUOTE="Roadkill, post: 142518, member: 3844"] First I'd say it is still in the settling in phase. Second, I'd up the ambient temperature to 90-95F and the basking to 110F. Third, these are typically quite active lizards and in the long run you may find a 40 gallon might not be enough space, it may start rubbing its nose. For food, I'd try silk moth and wax moth larvae to get it going. [/QUOTE]

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