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I was wondering also... their eyes can be very sensitive to light. Maybe they don't need UVB?

Yup, it's an albino sulcata. Upon checking the price... It's expensive than a Rolex Submariner :D like $9000. Maybe it's due to supply and demand. How much do you think its fair value?

I saw this online and I can't afford it... :) But very rare and very beautiful! :)

Soak in warm water for 30min to 1hour. Don't feed him today. Tomorrow he will be actively looking for food and will have good appetite. :)

Thanks for all your input guys! :)

Chill dude. You are entitled to your wrong opinion. The shampoo is approved and certified. And what's wrong with the humidity? I have access to sunlight because my cage is portable, I have heat lamp, I have UV light and I'm in tropical country. Be open minded. Don't be so bookish.

I have UV light, heat lamp and since the rabbit cage is portable, I'm able to put it outside so that they can have sunlight at least 3 to 4 times a week. I live in tropical country and humidity is not a big problem. :) for the mix concerns... I am aware of that. The theory is that majority like...

As of the moment, the large rabbit cage is the best and safest enclosure for my happy pair. We have dogs, we have cats, we have fighting cocks (chicken); that's the main reason why i cannot put them outside the cage. When they grow up to 6-7inches, i will have a bigger enclosure for sure...

After my research I am convinced to use the product. Thanks for your input guys!

If it really prevent mites and ticks; eliminates odor; kills 99.9% germs... etc. I think YES! Also just for hygiene purposes :)

Is this safe? Thanks.

Hi Logan, you may use a large rabbit cage or garden bed. :)

Personally, I prefer heat lamp than ceramic infrared. :) If you have access to natural sunlight, let the little one sun bathe. It will make him happy!

Hi Lexxus, just turn on the heat lamp like 14hours a day. Let him sleep with no lights at night. Feed him once a day! He will be ok! Get well soon little one.

Enjoying their hibiscus and corchorus dinner! :) Happy pair!