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Posted by icequeen on April 25, 2003 at 09:30:17:

In Reply to: Normal Behavior??? posted by taralynn_hughes on April 25, 2003 at 09:11:22:

I've never even seen Zoe go for a poo...let alone EAT it too!!!
He always does his thing after dark.

I know with dogs etc. they say it's a sign of a dietary (vitamins, minerals) deficiency...but I haven't a clue with lizards.


:This morning, we fed Roan as usual, he ate like a little pig, somewhere around 10-15 1/2 crickets. After he was done, like clockwork, he did his business, and all seemed fine. The strange part was that one chunk of his...um...poo landed on a leaf almost directly below him. After a minute or two he shot his tongue out at it, but didn't get it. I decided to try to stop him from eating it so I put my hand in his cage to block his path. He worked his way around my hand to where he had a clear shot and ate it up. Is this normal and more importantly...is this healthy???





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