hangtown530
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Why in the world would he try to eat his own poop. I know most animals might do this for extra nutrition if they are not getting what they need but I feed him very well everyday. His diet consist of mustard, collard, endive, escarole, dandelion greens, butternut squash, yellow squash, rutabaga (occasional), snap peas, carrots (occasional), bell peppers, prickly pear, soaked adult iguana pellets (occasional), dry plan oat meal (occasional), mango, strawberry, banana, papaya, raspberry, all on occasion.
105 degrees in the basking area, 75-80 on the cool side
40-70 percent humidity
Megaray uvb
Anyways any input on the subject and anything else I didn't cover?
Plus calcium 3 times a week and Muti Vit 1 time a week both Repti-Cal and no D3
105 degrees in the basking area, 75-80 on the cool side
40-70 percent humidity
Megaray uvb
Anyways any input on the subject and anything else I didn't cover?
Plus calcium 3 times a week and Muti Vit 1 time a week both Repti-Cal and no D3