infernalis
04-23-12, 09:39 PM
As we all know, my two Savannah Monitor babies are almost like living lab rats, every moment of their young lives are being documented, recorded and reported.
Anyway, Cera has recently learned a new pattern all on her own.
It does not seem to matter where she is in the cage, if I walk into the room, she immediately runs to the same exact spot under her wooden "log ramp" and sticks her face out to await a yummy treat.
If you pay attention to the feeding photos I have been posting, every one of them for the last several days has been taken in the same exact spot.
Today Cera was basking under the flood lights when I walked into the room, and sure enough ran full speed and assumed the "feed me" position under the ramp.
So of course the reward was a few tong fed Dubia.
Now if I could just get Littlefoot to do something similar.
http://www.savannahmonitor.co/cera/mudface.jpg
Anyway, Cera has recently learned a new pattern all on her own.
It does not seem to matter where she is in the cage, if I walk into the room, she immediately runs to the same exact spot under her wooden "log ramp" and sticks her face out to await a yummy treat.
If you pay attention to the feeding photos I have been posting, every one of them for the last several days has been taken in the same exact spot.
Today Cera was basking under the flood lights when I walked into the room, and sure enough ran full speed and assumed the "feed me" position under the ramp.
So of course the reward was a few tong fed Dubia.
Now if I could just get Littlefoot to do something similar.
http://www.savannahmonitor.co/cera/mudface.jpg