Re: also, the cage may not be big enough, which is why it's trying to dig away. If it's tame, free-roaming can help the stress!_n/p

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: : Hello there. It's been about 4 years since I have had an iggy (I had to give mine away when I moved to Australia). : : Recently I have returned the states and decided to get another Ig. : : But this one is acting completely different from any other that I've had. : : Louise doesn't eat well... if I leave fresh food in the morning, I find it scattered : : about the terrarium when I get home. : : As well, all of the flooring (jungle mix and a bit of tree bark : : and forest moss) is piled up away from the edges (digging it all : : toward the center). : : needless to say Louise, in doing all this, has pulled several claws : : out. I don't suppose they grow these back? : : Can anyone give a reason for this behavior? : : Daedalus : : dmusser@donet.com

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