Indiana Climbing...
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This is also where you can have some FUN while sharing the enjoyment you get from your blueys!
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NOP
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Indiana Climbing...
So i did a little bit of a change to Indiana's cage early this morning and when i got home from work it had appeared that he enjoys the little addition...but i am a little worried about him falling from up there so think i should take it back out and put the others back in? either way was a good photo op sorry for bad quality.
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Richard.C
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Re: Indiana Climbing...
peek a boo,lol
i wouldnt worry to much,they are suprisingly agile climbers and if its not to high normally no issues,and if its new,they cant help them selves ,have to investigate
i wouldnt worry to much,they are suprisingly agile climbers and if its not to high normally no issues,and if its new,they cant help them selves ,have to investigate
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skeetersmom
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Re: Indiana Climbing...
They never amaze us do they? Just wondering - what would you recommond as the highest climbing "thingy"?
Skeeter loves to climb - I have a variety of different branches that I switch around every week - gives him the impression he is getting new digs
Usually after 3-4 days he settles down with them - but only have time to switch over on the weekends.
I put an artifical plant in his enclosure last weekend, and within and hour - I could hear him rustling in it. By the time I could get my camera, he was out. Nice that you got to get a pic of yours.
Skeeter loves to climb - I have a variety of different branches that I switch around every week - gives him the impression he is getting new digs
Usually after 3-4 days he settles down with them - but only have time to switch over on the weekends.I put an artifical plant in his enclosure last weekend, and within and hour - I could hear him rustling in it. By the time I could get my camera, he was out. Nice that you got to get a pic of yours.
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Richard.C
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Re: Indiana Climbing...
in my out door cages i have logs above a rock pile that are 4 feet off the ground in places,for the water dragons and cunningham skinks,the easterns and blotchies are quite often up there as well,sometimes quite a few at once to
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