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Posted by bexley on October 26, 2002 at 11:21:03:
In Reply to: Re: CBC blood panel results are back - I need some advice posted by Mr. D on October 25, 2002 at 23:35:24:
His temperatures, humidity and UVB all check out fine, he can get mighty toasty if he wants to. He's got a 150w infrared bulb and desert reptile flourescent bulb at one end of his basking shelf, and about a foot over a 150w reptile incandescent light booming out heat and UVA, as well as light. He has a tub to go swimming in one shelf down if he wants, but so far no signs he's headed down. I'm feeding him up on his basking shelf, and also am providing water there. He's spending less time hiding in his box, and more time on top of it soaking up rays, I'm hoping he decides to eat on his own today.
:Something that I've been meaning to take a close look at and just haven't had the time yet is the Oxbow Critical Care diet. At 12:30 a.m. the only thing that red flags on the ingredient list is the D3 supplimentation but even that isn't that much of a concern as long as you are supplimenting pure calcium that doesn't have a D3 additive. Make sure heat, humidity, and UV are all top notch and if you aren't using one yet I would HIGHLY recommend getting a merc vapor bulb over Tempest ASAP. Out of curiosity, any D3, B1,6, or 12 levels noted?
