my parson baby update
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codiwatkins
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hehe that is one big moth/butterfly!! So how long have you had him? Your so lucky to have a parsonii. I hope to get one someday
Lizardlover
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it was a grasshopper , very nice Parsonii you have there.
, very nice Parsonii you have there.
eisentrauti
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Don't give them such big feeders ! Parsoniis get very fast problems with their mouths, infections are also a big danger
ocular_factitus
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Yeah Parsonii's are wicked cool! Is the incubation time still over a year?
eisentrauti
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Do you have full pics of the enclosure ?
AJA
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Eisentrauti, please explain "fast problems" and what kind of infections? From eating big meals? Thank you
imike Nice looking lizard you got there.
TreelionsUK
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it like this...so comfortable.....
He he! Great pics looks like hes hit the bong a few times
reyesjoshuacruz
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fast meaning, they are prone to mouth problems.
eisentrauti
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That isn't so funny I think. Many parsoniis have problems with their mouths and many died because of it
imike88
Member
realy?what problems? can you tell me pls,
you have Raising parson too?
Chuck G
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That isn't so funny I think. Many parsoniis have problems with their mouths and many died because of it
I agree. Out of all the species I have worked with,Parsonii are more prone to mouth abscess and infections.
eisentrauti
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I'm just a parsonii keeper but I have never breed them. But I've read nearly all I can get before I buy them and I found many cases in which parsoniis have had problems with infections, starting from their mouth.
Another big problem is that the infections could spread easy to the eyes and to the parts of the ear, nose and throat
Please be carefully with such big feeders and try to give smaller ones in the future. A general rule is that the feeders shouldn't longer than their mouth wide is
Another big problem is that the infections could spread easy to the eyes and to the parts of the ear, nose and throat
Please be carefully with such big feeders and try to give smaller ones in the future. A general rule is that the feeders shouldn't longer than their mouth wide is
reyesjoshuacruz
Established Member
esp when the feeders have exo-skeletons that can cause damage, like the spines on that hoppers back legs
imike88
Member
Thank you all for your advice.
In fact, the hopper I fed is not very big. It may be the zoom in function or the angle I took this pic so the hopper looks bigger than the parsonii's mouth. I also cut hoppers' back legs everytime I fed my parsonii.
So don't worry and I will pay attention to your advice on the infection problems.
In fact, the hopper I fed is not very big. It may be the zoom in function or the angle I took this pic so the hopper looks bigger than the parsonii's mouth. I also cut hoppers' back legs everytime I fed my parsonii.
So don't worry and I will pay attention to your advice on the infection problems.
reyesjoshuacruz
Established Member
gorgeous animals by the way, i love the first picture, the angle showing the top is great.
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