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Hey everyone!
I'm leaving on my honeymoon in a few weeks and will be gone for 10 days.
I don't really have anyone local who can care for my russian male (mikey) while I'm gone. What can I do? here are the options I've considered, please tell me which to choose or give me a better one:
1. Drive him 2-4 hours to the closest relative's home where he will live with two frighteningly curious and mischievousness pre-kindergarden aged children.
2. Put a live plant of some kind (suggestions?) in his enclosure to feed him while we're gone. (I'm leaning this way so if you've done this successfully please give me details)
3. Hire a stranger to care for him.
4. overfeed him before we leave and possibly convince a coworker to drive out here to feed him once mid week.
Here's some other potentially helpful information:
Male
age unknown (at least 5 years)
Kept indoor
Never hibernates
currently fed daily on collard greens or Romaine Lettuce
extremely active.
As a sidenote what's your take on turning heatlamps off for safety (home temp will remain at least 70*f)?
I'm leaving on my honeymoon in a few weeks and will be gone for 10 days.
I don't really have anyone local who can care for my russian male (mikey) while I'm gone. What can I do? here are the options I've considered, please tell me which to choose or give me a better one:
1. Drive him 2-4 hours to the closest relative's home where he will live with two frighteningly curious and mischievousness pre-kindergarden aged children.
2. Put a live plant of some kind (suggestions?) in his enclosure to feed him while we're gone. (I'm leaning this way so if you've done this successfully please give me details)
3. Hire a stranger to care for him.
4. overfeed him before we leave and possibly convince a coworker to drive out here to feed him once mid week.
Here's some other potentially helpful information:
Male
age unknown (at least 5 years)
Kept indoor
Never hibernates
currently fed daily on collard greens or Romaine Lettuce
extremely active.
As a sidenote what's your take on turning heatlamps off for safety (home temp will remain at least 70*f)?