Moon's Graden

by **FSUgu** » Wed, 04 Jun 2003 02:17:49

Last night, when the timer shut off Zeus's lights, he stayed on his basking
spot, and fell asleep there. Usually he finds a hiding spot in his vines to
sleep. Is this abnormal? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? I was
thinking it could be that he just isn't scared of us anymore... any
thoughts? Vet visit soon either way, I don't like this change in behavior.
-Ben

--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety
deserve
neither liberty nor safety" -Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of
Pennsylvania, 1759
---
http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/~bdw9714

by **Julian Hale** » Wed, 04 Jun 2003 02:20:58

Quote:

> Last night, when the timer shut off Zeus's lights, he stayed on his
basking
> spot, and fell asleep there. Usually he finds a hiding spot in his vines
to
> sleep. Is this abnormal? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? I was
> thinking it could be that he just isn't scared of us anymore... any
> thoughts? Vet visit soon either way, I don't like this change in
behavior.
> -Ben

> --
> "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety
> deserve
> neither liberty nor safety" -Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of
> Pennsylvania, 1759
> ---
> http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/~bdw9714

My Iglet 99% once the lights go out climbs on top of that fitting, and the
same goes for the other 3, usually have a fave place but not always sleep
there, i often hear crashes when the large ones fall a few feet after et
losing there grip

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by **FSUgu** » Wed, 04 Jun 2003 03:56:06

So I shouldn't worry about it?
-Ben

Quote:

> > Last night, when the timer shut off Zeus's lights, he stayed on his
> basking
> > spot, and fell asleep there. Usually he finds a hiding spot in his
vines
> to
> > sleep. Is this abnormal? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? I was
> > thinking it could be that he just isn't scared of us anymore... any
> > thoughts? Vet visit soon either way, I don't like this change in
> behavior.
> > -Ben

> > --
> > "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
> safety
> > deserve
> > neither liberty nor safety" -Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of
> > Pennsylvania, 1759
> > ---
> > http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/~bdw9714

> My Iglet 99% once the lights go out climbs on top of that fitting, and the
> same goes for the other 3, usually have a fave place but not always sleep
> there, i often hear crashes when the large ones fall a few feet after et
> losing there grip

by **Julian Hale** » Wed, 04 Jun 2003 04:15:39

no, i havent in years

Quote:

> So I shouldn't worry about it?
> -Ben

> > > Last night, when the timer shut off Zeus's lights, he stayed on his
> > basking
> > > spot, and fell asleep there. Usually he finds a hiding spot in his
> vines
> > to
> > > sleep. Is this abnormal? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? I was
> > > thinking it could be that he just isn't scared of us anymore... any
> > > thoughts? Vet visit soon either way, I don't like this change in
> > behavior.
> > > -Ben

> > > --
> > > "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
> > safety
> > > deserve
> > > neither liberty nor safety" -Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of
> > > Pennsylvania, 1759
> > > ---
> > > http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/~bdw9714

> > My Iglet 99% once the lights go out climbs on top of that fitting, and
the
> > same goes for the other 3, usually have a fave place but not always
sleep
> > there, i often hear crashes when the large ones fall a few feet after et
> > losing there grip

by **Zetekitox** » Wed, 04 Jun 2003 07:13:47

Quote:

> Last night, when the timer shut off Zeus's lights, he stayed on his basking
> spot, and fell asleep there. Usually he finds a hiding spot in his vines to
> sleep. Is this abnormal? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? I was
> thinking it could be that he just isn't scared of us anymore... any
> thoughts? Vet visit soon either way, I don't like this change in behavior.
> -Ben

Dont' worry about it unless he becomes lethargic and/or stops eating.
He may just finally be convinced that you're not going to kill him
while he sleeps.

-Z

by **FSUgu** » Wed, 04 Jun 2003 10:22:38

Well, we took him out today and let him walk around, and there is a
NOTICEABLE improvement from when we first got him. Now I can approach him
slowly while he is out and about and pick him up. Before he darted from me
whenever I got near him. He's grown about 2 inches since I got him, and
gained a little weight (haven't weighed him yet, but he's noticeably plumper
and more cylindrical). I can't wait until he sees me as a friend instead of
keeping a wary eye on me. It was fun though.
-Ben

Quote:

> > Last night, when the timer shut off Zeus's lights, he stayed on his
basking
> > spot, and fell asleep there. Usually he finds a hiding spot in his
vines to
> > sleep. Is this abnormal? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? I was
> > thinking it could be that he just isn't scared of us anymore... any
> > thoughts? Vet visit soon either way, I don't like this change in
behavior.
> > -Ben

> Dont' worry about it unless he becomes lethargic and/or stops eating.
> He may just finally be convinced that you're not going to kill him
> while he sleeps.

> -Z

Moon's Graden

Iguana not hiding

Iguana not hiding

Iguana not hiding

Iguana not hiding

Iguana not hiding

Iguana not hiding

Iguana not hiding