) turns out William had parasites
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It's my understanding that when they're "sleeping" on you, it's actually them closing their eyes to try to pretend you're not there and hoping they don't get eaten. Perhaps I'm wrong, but since whatshisface was too rude to give you correct information, that's the best I can give.
I'm pretty sure there's no consensus among all the stores for each chain what substrate they use. Like everything else about how the animals are cared for, I believe it comes down to the manager of that particular store.
Why are you getting a leo if you want something you can handle during the day? It's already been established that leos don't fit that description.
I kinda gathered that was what this person was looking for, but maybe that was a miscommunication. I handle mine briefly any time of the day (though I try to keep it near dusk) on occasion, but they're certainly not animals for real frequent handling and daytime amusement.
That may be true, but I remember William was really "sleeping". His eyes were closed, and he curled up somewhere, and whenever he heard a loud noise he would open his eyes. He really looked like that. But, that was when he knew me and got used to me, so maybe he used to do that, but then got used to me. Again, I'm not really sure, but now I know I can't trust some care guides on the Internet posted by some random person who may be making the stuff up, or is just clueless.
