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dehighdrated???

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Martyn

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I see my corns drinking and I see Them drinking after they eat but how can you tell if a corn is dehighdrated. Oh and when I pic up my corns there cold but other tines there warm?? Is this ok, they look amazing and both just fin sheding Friday.
 
You're lucky to see them drink. A couple of mine also like a good drink after eating.

When they're dehydrated, their skin appears wrinkly and their eyes get sunken in. With a ready supply of drinking water, this is very rare in captivity.

Their temperature depends on where they've been spending their time. If they've been at the cool end then they'll feel cool and if they've been at the warm end they'll be warm. The variation is fine and it just means that they've been thermoregulating as they ought to. It's all good!
 
Ok cool thanks so my guys are grate then :) I think it's really cool when I see them drink tango is a little Sugar I just got him a big water bowl and he lays in it with his head on the side lol
 
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