mirimoo
Arachnopeon
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Hi there,
I have a chaco golden knee who, when the temperature in my room gets a bit higher than room temperature, goes up against the enclosure wall nearest the heat source (electric space heater) on her tippy toes and sticks her abdomen in the air. I’m not sure if she does this because she dislikes the rise in temperature or if she actually does like it and it’s a method of warming herself up? It’s definitely temperature related because she only does it on the few occasions the room has become noticeably warmer than room temp.
Any ideas are much appreciated!
I have a chaco golden knee who, when the temperature in my room gets a bit higher than room temperature, goes up against the enclosure wall nearest the heat source (electric space heater) on her tippy toes and sticks her abdomen in the air. I’m not sure if she does this because she dislikes the rise in temperature or if she actually does like it and it’s a method of warming herself up? It’s definitely temperature related because she only does it on the few occasions the room has become noticeably warmer than room temp.
Any ideas are much appreciated!