Yep. The dry juvie food is what they had him on......

Posted by JNelson on November 24, 2000 at 18:26:00:

In Reply to: Had the same problem.... posted by John on November 24, 2000 at 16:24:03:

I took my hand chopper and chopped up some collards, mustard greens and squash and mixed it in with ground up juvie food. Then I misted it. We shall see. Probably won't know for a few days because we all know how stressed they get in a new environment. He's nice and toasty now though, under his new lights and clean cage. I was thinking he was bigger the way the guy described him, but he's very small. He's 18 inches snout to tail but only 4 1/2 inches snout to vent. What a wiggler! Holding Baby after him was such a difference! I had forgotten how small Baby was when we first got him! Apparently the people who had him before never used UVB lights with him and they had him for two months. I wouldn't doubt that they got him at the fair. We clipped his nails, tubbed him and put him in a quiet room. Hopefully we can fatten him up again soon. Thanks for the advice and keep it comin'! J

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: I took my hand chopper and chopped up some collards, mustard greens and squash and mixed it in with ground up juvie food. Then I misted it. We shall see. Probably won't know for a few days because we all know how stressed they get in a new environment. He's nice and toasty now though, under his new lights and clean cage. I was thinking he was bigger the way the guy described him, but he's very small. He's 18 inches snout to tail but only 4 1/2 inches snout to vent. What a wiggler! Holding Baby after him was such a difference! I had forgotten how small Baby was when we first got him! Apparently the people who had him before never used UVB lights with him and they had him for two months. I wouldn't doubt that they got him at the fair. We clipped his nails, tubbed him and put him in a quiet room. Hopefully we can fatten him up again soon. Thanks for the advice and keep it comin'! J

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