Hey guys,
I may be worrying about nothing but I have had my 5' RTB for about 3 months now and no problems with feeding every week and a half. Well now I've noticed that he stays on the cool side of the tank all of the time and keeps his head about 5 inches off of the ground straight up in the air like he's in a trance. I take him out because i think he might just want to be held and he's is freakin' ice cold everytime. It seems that he's started to do it with the season change. I gave him his scheduled feeding a couple days ago and he didn't eat it. I've flipped him and he's turned upright and probably wondering what the heck i was doing to him. He looks perfectly healthy and i've even put my ear up to him and his breathing is fine.
So with those two simple observations it looks not to be a RI or IBD.
Any ideas????
I may be worrying about nothing but I have had my 5' RTB for about 3 months now and no problems with feeding every week and a half. Well now I've noticed that he stays on the cool side of the tank all of the time and keeps his head about 5 inches off of the ground straight up in the air like he's in a trance. I take him out because i think he might just want to be held and he's is freakin' ice cold everytime. It seems that he's started to do it with the season change. I gave him his scheduled feeding a couple days ago and he didn't eat it. I've flipped him and he's turned upright and probably wondering what the heck i was doing to him. He looks perfectly healthy and i've even put my ear up to him and his breathing is fine.
So with those two simple observations it looks not to be a RI or IBD.
Any ideas????
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