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Also my enclosures outside are 5 x 5 so when I have lots of rescues at once I can slide a divider and still have 2 1/2‘ x 5 cages but twice as many.

But just think how many more fun plants you could put in a bigger enclosure

Seems like you really tried with that tropical light but zoo med dome lights are so inferior it’s not your fault UVB is so important some fresh sunshine Also helps, move UVB light a little closer till your new light comes in And have it on at least 12 hours a day good luck sweetie

Also I’m a big believer in fresh sunshine if temperatures are above 60° for some UVB as well as stimulation from boredom. supervised a free range or access to shade also if the cage is taken out

No one that I know of , I have 2 48 inch but I think that would be OK if they had a little bit of vary on each side or maybe even put the light on one side and let them have the side when they take their break from UVB be on the other

Maybe you can find a vet that could test a fecal without having to bring him in so you know what Parasite it is, and then unfortunately unless hopefully somebody could tell us on here different you have to get parasite medicine through the vet

Such a little guy for such A big horn absolutely adorable

What species

Precious!!!

How is your baby doing

Thanks I love that store

thanks for all this learning stuff it will help all of us so much... and if you find it for less then 20 bucks a gallon please let me know

She may need some minerals the multi does not have I use earth pro A

it safer for them if cage dries out between mistings

and it said sunlight and steam also penetrate the cell wall...... or maybe easier you can cut and rotate branches from trees outdoors.... examine for bird poop first that was i've used for 30 years.

found this A study back in 1940 by Horton-Smith et al on ammonia concentrations for poultry farming showed that varying concentrations of ammonia and water killed coccidia oocysts over different durations. A 1% ammonia solution killed 100% of oocysts but it took 24 hours whereas a 10% solution...

also never mix bleach and dawn dish soap it makes a toxic gas!

i agree i would wash well then rinse them and maybe do a 5 or 10 percent bleach soak (restaurants do this for our dishes) thoroughly rinse and sun dry

if you are home to supervise let her out on a big tree or safe area to explore or in the fresh sunshine when it gets above 60, Also do not over mist the cage and don't mist her directly just the leaves

A necropsy will help but it costs 250+ I did my own and found a seed pod that clogged his intestine.... I free range and it gave me closure as i loved him so very much and had to know....