BrilliantEraser
Bookworm!
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The other day, I brought home some superworms for my Enigma leo to try for the first time. He gobbled down five in a row, then sauntered off to his hide, as he normally does when he is full. The next morning, I found normal feces and urates in his cage. That night, however, I found a large regurgitated mass of superworms in the cage. Poor Wrex didn't want to eat any superworms or crickets after that. It's been a full 24 hours since I found the regurgitated mass, and Wrex still has no interest in food (he bit me when I bopped him on the nose with a cricket!), and he has taken to standing on the cold side of his tank, stargazing. I know stargazing is a normal Enigma behavior, but it's something that Wrex has NEVER done before, and he's a little over a year old now. I guess my question is: is Wrex just stressed out from puking, or should I be worried?
Side note: he seems fine whenever I take him out of his cage, though. He relaxed in a warm bath for a few minutes, then sat on my lap and demanded that I scratch his itchy spots, like he usually does. He only stargazes when I return him to his cage.
Side note: he seems fine whenever I take him out of his cage, though. He relaxed in a warm bath for a few minutes, then sat on my lap and demanded that I scratch his itchy spots, like he usually does. He only stargazes when I return him to his cage.
