I completely agree with this . When we got both Septiseye and phoebe we did opposite of what most do . We let them explore , check out there free range area . We watered and offered food right away . Both much rather be out in their trees watching the world .
That is my project for friday. I’m getting a better suited tree for the cage, so i will be doing that on friday as well
How are you trying to pick him up ?
I think i need to be focusing on that back hand
Let him know you are there . Then try sliding your finder under his cute little front feet and under his belly . Let him grasp your finger like a tree or branch once he is on you can move him .
Wasabi shed today, as well! By the time I got home from an errand this afternoon, it was all off already!
Once I gave Wasabi a small horn worm on my hand (about day #3), that was it. He's gotten so lightening fast, though, I have to be careful.
I hear you . Phoebe is a huge eater , She has doubled her weight since being with us went through one full shed , looks like she is starting another . She is so darn cute
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They most certainly move with intentionOnce I gave Wasabi a small horn worm on my hand (about day #3), that was it. He's gotten so lightening fast, though, I have to be careful.
He was on my head while I was at my desk and bolted down my arm, onto my desk and tried get to the shelf with my printer on it. Little stinker!
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Once I gave Wasabi a small horn worm on my hand (about day #3), that was it. He's gotten so lightening fast, though, I have to be careful.
He was on my head while I was at my desk and bolted down my arm, onto my desk and tried get to the shelf with my printer on it. Little stinker!
And phoenix worms
Agreed all our babies love Phoenix worms .
My girl, Emma has finally come out of her shell. I have had her for about 3 weeks, now. Strangely, she was one of Jann's most outgoing, and would beg to be held. But when she came to me, she was very scared. Each animal is an individual, and it's going to vary. I think average is about 2-3 weeks.
