Antoni
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I think you should listen to the vet. The high humidity we recommend is mostly to avoid pyramiding, we wouldnt want the lil one to have any respiratory problems. A humid hide is good enough. Im glad that cyclone is getting better. Once he’s all better you can adjust the humidity again.I’ve gone to a vet that knows about sulcatas and has a few of their own, she said he has or could have an infection. She perscribed an injection called enroflaxin and we have been following the directions for it we’re only 3 injections in (4 to go) and I’m already noticing better activity. She also said having the fogger on is too humid and said only to make the hide humid, I’ve turned off the fogger and sprayed the hide to make it humid, should I follow those directions? Here is a pic of him outside today being very active.View attachment 240320