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Skeeter learned to drink!


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Posted by Eric S. on January 10, 2001 at 10:25:16:

I think our 2 year old sulcatta just learned to drink! We gave her
a bath this morning, and when I checked on her (my wife walked out)
she had her face under the water.. At first I was afraid she was
drowning (though the water level was very low) but she raised her
head to look at me then stuck it back down.. She's never taken more
than a small sip before.. Even then I think she was more curious
as to what this stuff was.. But today she wouldn't stop drinking for
5 minutes! :-) Just thought I'd share.. She hasn't been acting
strange or sick.. But perhaps with the winter air being dryer than
summer she's simply a bit dehydrated.. Or was.. now she has to be
waterlogged.. :)

-- Eric



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