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  1. 27-Jul-12, 06:45 PM #1
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    Bredli Night Explorers

    Hey all,
    seems all my bredli want to do at night is find a way out of there enclosures! they just roam around the doors of the enclosures potentially looking for a gap they could squeeze them-selves through. Was just wandering if this is normal night time behaviour is all?

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  2. 27-Jul-12, 06:48 PM #2
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    same as mine. He will sit up in basking spot or on cold side all day and when i go to bed he's streched our across the bottom of the glass and trying to get out. i dont know if its normal but ours do it?
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    guys u know they r nocturnal right?
    only problem with herps it takes up your house. the only problem with that it takes up room for more herps
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  4. 27-Jul-12, 06:53 PM #4
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    i know they are nocturnal, and that they are active at night. What i meant was how they always seem like they are trying to escape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheReptileCove View Post
    i know they are nocturnal, and that they are active at night. What i meant was how they always seem like they are trying to escape.
    probably just exploring
    only problem with herps it takes up your house. the only problem with that it takes up room for more herps
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  6. 27-Jul-12, 07:06 PM #6
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    if you were locked in a box wouldnt you try to escape?
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