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Sleeping Habits of a Mali Uromastyx?
I just recently bought a Mali Uromastyx, he's about 6 months old. He's in an upstairs bedroom, that I'm only in at night. When I get home and get ready for bed I go up to my bedroom and I can tell he's been running around. When I get up there he'll stop in any position that he's in and fall asleep like that. The first night he went to sleep standing up on one foot, and then he fell over in the middle of the night. I was just wondering if this was normal?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
We've had a mali for nearly 5 years now and she sleeps however she wants. Many times I've found her half way up her climbing rock, asleep. She usually slides down during the night - wish I could sleep that soundly!
I don't think you have a problem, as long as he's warm enough and has enough space to move around. Also, be careful about their digging. They like to make holes in their sand, so be sure anything you put in goes all the way to the bottom of the habitat so it doesn't collapes if he digs underneath.
Enjoy!
- 4 years ago
i shop mine on tile only for the certainty that i paid 2 hundred$ for him and that i dont desire him in a roundabout way getting impacted. however the final sand is in simple terms play sand from domicile depot or something. ascertain you wash it even with the shown fact that and permit it dry out then positioned it in
- TwiliteLv 41 decade ago
lol that sounds so cute, all uros have amazingly cute personalities like this, ive never heard of the one foot deal but the red uro that i have sleeps with his arms crossed under him and will roll around alot....theres nothing wrong with it!