A few days ago i was looking in my peach throat cage and could not find him. I took out everything dug up the dirt in the bottom...nothing. We tore apart the whole garage every day, making a huge mess (very stressful i might add). No where to be found. I figured it had gotten outside and was finished. So about 4 days after i decided to put my savannah in its cage because it was bigger, and i thought he would be happier (he really used that cage!). Any today (about 3 days after the sav went in) i look in to see both peachy and sav basking (on top of each other!) on the log. They were so peaceful, and didn't SEEM to care less about each other. Anyway i found out where he was hiding. There is a hollow in the log that i put plants in and crammed rocks/dirt in to hole them there. It had burrowed juts inside the lip and right to the back of the plant (about 1' down the log), kind of cool as i found him there 3 times since. Anyway thought id share, but man was i freaking out!
Steeve see how your suggesting a tree hollow worked out, jeesh. But hey he really loves to use it now.
I didnt think it could have busted through the latches on the lid, but at the time i didnt know what to think! Anyway, im going out tomarow to pick up some more tree hollows seen as they like them so much. I guess there is ONE good reason to live by a clear cut...
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