Matthieu Adams
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I realize that although he passed away, Ted was well cared for. I didn't intend to cause him pain, and it was an accident. It would be horribly selfish to say that I will never own another reptile again. Here's to a brighter future, buddy- I promise to take care of your Brother/Sister.
With that said, I feel I need to address a somewhat related issue- will Bill care that Ted is gone? I know that Lizards are territorial Species and, unlike rats, do not intend on living in groups. I've noticed that Bill as of late prefers to stay outside of the hides and sit on the eco carpet. He was doing this in Ted's presence, but in his absence it has become the standard for him.
Is there some reason why he's laying out in the tank with his legs outstretched? Is he mourning? Is he ill? His tail is fine (a little less fatty since Ted passed but still very squishy and firm) and he's been eating well.
With that said, I feel I need to address a somewhat related issue- will Bill care that Ted is gone? I know that Lizards are territorial Species and, unlike rats, do not intend on living in groups. I've noticed that Bill as of late prefers to stay outside of the hides and sit on the eco carpet. He was doing this in Ted's presence, but in his absence it has become the standard for him.
Is there some reason why he's laying out in the tank with his legs outstretched? Is he mourning? Is he ill? His tail is fine (a little less fatty since Ted passed but still very squishy and firm) and he's been eating well.
