That was my vet's recommendation after I lost a never-bred female leo to
unknown causes. She stopped eating for a long while and her bones
turned to rubber (she had been fed dusted meal worms and had a bottle
cap of CA in her tank). He said that direct sunlight for a few hours on
weekends would probably do. (Not sunlight filtered by the window glass).
This takes some careful monitoring, to avoid baking in summer or
chilling in winter, or a predator, if placed outside.
Has anyone tried T-Rex's "Solar Drops" - NOT for use with nocturnal
active lizards, like leos, or "Moon Drops" for those active at night?
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