Justyn, in Montreal live Amanda and Martin Gamache. They are tarantula breeders and ship all over. If you get in contact with them through their website (tarantula-canada.ca), they actually sell 24 hour heat packs that are used for shipping reptiles. Something like this is not only good to have on hand for emergencies (power outages, etc), but is also helpful when you have to transport them in cold weather.
Transporting your skink to the vet without a car...
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If you are wondering if your BTS is acting normally or might be sick, this is where you can get help with that.
This is also where you can have some FUN while sharing the enjoyment you get from your blueys!
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Re: Transporting your skink to the vet without a car...
Richard, you underestimate how cold Canada can get 
Justyn, in Montreal live Amanda and Martin Gamache. They are tarantula breeders and ship all over. If you get in contact with them through their website (tarantula-canada.ca), they actually sell 24 hour heat packs that are used for shipping reptiles. Something like this is not only good to have on hand for emergencies (power outages, etc), but is also helpful when you have to transport them in cold weather.
Justyn, in Montreal live Amanda and Martin Gamache. They are tarantula breeders and ship all over. If you get in contact with them through their website (tarantula-canada.ca), they actually sell 24 hour heat packs that are used for shipping reptiles. Something like this is not only good to have on hand for emergencies (power outages, etc), but is also helpful when you have to transport them in cold weather.
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Re: Transporting your skink to the vet without a car...
That is fantastic advice! Thank you very much
yes, it gets pretty *darn freezing up here...
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