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AndyR1971 Posted - 06/11/2012 : 22:33:26
Hi everyone. Just got my first Royal a week ago (a female butter, currently 108g). Have left her alone.... she's spent most of the time in her hide, under the kitchen towel lining her RUB!

I just tried to feed her for the first time, and she ignored the mouse fuzzy. However, her eyes are starting to look opaque, so we think she may be starting her second shed (first since we had her). Any hints or tips? Your expertise would be much appreciated!! Thanks, Andrew
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AndyR1971 Posted - 09/11/2012 : 23:06:25
Hi. Just to let you know that she shed tonight! Really quick and easy. Thanks for all your advice. Will post a pic soon.
markmifsud Posted - 07/11/2012 : 08:56:42
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Originally posted by Fezza

You may want to bring the temp up a little. You'd ideally want to be in the low/mid 90c max on the hot spot




of course you meant 90F not C :)
rockroyal Posted - 07/11/2012 : 06:13:56
I agree with fezza temps need to go up you don't want the humidity to rocket or there is a risk of ri
Fezza Posted - 06/11/2012 : 23:33:54
You may want to bring the temp up a little. You'd ideally want to be in the low/mid 90c max on the hot spot

With the lower temps and fairly high humidity, there could be an increased risk of a respiratory infection
AndyR1971 Posted - 06/11/2012 : 23:19:07
Temps are ok....approx 80 deg F in the day max on the warm side. Floor temp is approx 87 deg max. She's in a RUB with heat mat under one third of the RUB. Humidity is about 73%. Do you think I need to wet the paper towel around the area of the heat mat?
herriotfan Posted - 06/11/2012 : 22:55:33
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Originally posted by kizzy

She prob wont eat when in shed so try not to worry u could put a damp moss hide in with her to help with sheddin.make sure the humidity is right.what temps have you got her at?? P.s congrats on the first of many!! Lol



Sounds like the 'help' I gave you in the other posting was correct.
Hope it's as reassuring for you as it is for me!!
kizzy Posted - 06/11/2012 : 22:45:54
She prob wont eat when in shed so try not to worry u could put a damp moss hide in with her to help with sheddin.make sure the humidity is right.what temps have you got her at?? P.s congrats on the first of many!! Lol

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