Friday, January 29, 2010

Dog Eating Blue Tongue Lizard Blue Tongue Eating Problem?

Blue tongue eating problem? - dog eating blue tongue lizard

I have a blue tongue lizard, the only food for dogs and northern no fruits or vegetables, all trying to eat eat fruit and vegetables, but I have nothing against UVA and UVB and heat rock soo do not know what is wrong ? ?

3 comments:

reptiles r us 1 said...

Hello there
Try not given food for dogs a little .. replaced by a mixture of vegetables .. Crickets and some changes is the diet when it arrives .... Hunger
Most of bluetongue skinks) are omnivores (eating both plant and animal matter. In general, a diet offering, consisting of 60% plant and 40% of the animals a healthy mix of blue tongue skink. Frozen vegetables, vegetables, small amounts of high quality dog food, crickets, mealworms, and before the mice died can be frozen and thawed to be fed your skink. Fresh water must be provided each day.

Temperature produced a temperature gradient of 75 ° - 85 ° C, with a heat range of 90 ° - 95 ° C during the day. The temperature should not below 70 ° C overnight.

Heat / Light: Temperatures can with pilgrims light bulbs, lamps and infrared lamps or ceramic heater tank and plates are kept.
"Hot Rocks was never for the high risk of burns can be used to bluetongue smoothly disturbance heat rocks.
As with most diurnal species fullThe light spectrum is necessary. This can be achieved with UV fluorescent tubes or new installations. Active UV lamps also provide heat that it does not have additional sources of heat.

Hope this helps ...

Isaiah K said...

You can use the loss of heat through the rock.

such is life said...

with two blue, we could jam or fresh vegetables or fruit, try to screw eat.also, can use them as human as flesh eating ice cream.you Materials love to win also small enough to be cut. (Make sure that the snails in the garden, if I can not do snail bait or U to each store, the reptile $ 5 per 10 snails from our garden, I'm going costs to go cheaper the adjutant. Hope.

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