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    FG
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    Quote Originally Posted by Malachi View Post
    My male spends equal parts in the earth and floating around in the water
    Did you ever "have" to dig him out when you thought that it is time for feeding etc.?
    I mean if I would leave him alone my male would stay ages below the surface. On the other hand he feeds on anything immediately after digging him out.

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    Malachi
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    Quote Originally Posted by FG View Post
    Did you ever "have" to dig him out when you thought that it is time for feeding etc.?
    I mean if I would leave him alone my male would stay ages below the surface. On the other hand he feeds on anything immediately after digging him out.
    How are your temps and humidity? Mine used to stay under longer when it was drier. He is not full grown so if he stayed under long I would probably dig him up too. I dig my female up sometimes and she is exactly like your male, ready to eat right away. Sometimes she will come out on her own as well.

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    Roidrage
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    Quote Originally Posted by Malachi View Post
    How are your temps and humidity? Mine used to stay under longer when it was drier. He is not full grown so if he stayed under long I would probably dig him up too. I dig my female up sometimes and she is exactly like your male, ready to eat right away. Sometimes she will come out on her own as well.

    Okey my female i have to dig out everytime if i want to see her...my humidity is real good, but if i dig here out she just burrows directly kinda of boring. about 80 fahrenheit above the water (75 w spot).
    I have some fishes in the water area to...

    She is new in this setting so well see if im gonna see her hehe.

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    spencerburgo
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    nice setup plenty room in there for her,

    cheers spencer............

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    jjmorton13
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    I assume that wire is your temperature and humidity probe? You should probably bury that so your frog won't get tangled or see it move and try to eat it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjmorton13 View Post
    I assume that wire is your temperature and humidity probe? You should probably bury that so your frog won't get tangled or see it move and try to eat it.

    Yes i dont have that wire in all the time, its in because its a new setup.
    I have some problem with the temperature, "over" the water its about 80 and in the soil about 70...to cold? Thinking of adding a heat-pad under the water area to get extra warmer in that end?

    Whats the ideal temprature for digesting/active and so on? Shes burrowed about 10 cm from the waterarea hehe about 70 there maybe somewhat cooler down the earth...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roidrage View Post
    Yes i dont have that wire in all the time, its in because its a new setup.
    I have some problem with the temperature, "over" the water its about 80 and in the soil about 70...to cold? Thinking of adding a heat-pad under the water area to get extra warmer in that end?

    Whats the ideal temprature for digesting/active and so on? Shes burrowed about 10 cm from the waterarea hehe about 70 there maybe somewhat cooler down the earth...
    check the temprature were she is sitting and you will find its about right, there not daft they will go were they feel the temprature is right for them,

    cheers spencer...............

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    FG
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    Thanks Malachi! I think temperature regulation is an issue I definitely should improve...I will have a better setup for my buddy soon with space for bathing and better temperature regulation etc. But it is good to hear that the behavior of my pyxie is not unique.

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