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Why does my Ghost keep doing this?
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<blockquote data-quote="MaydayVFR" data-source="post: 348499" data-attributes="member: 11644"><p>Male ghosts are the absolute skittish of the skittish once they hit adult. Paranoid little things. It’s not uncommon for these guys to go from one extreme of completely chill, to flipping over, playing dead, flying off only to flip over again and do their best stuck upside down turtle impression. In his mind now his priorities are: stay alive, drink water, stay alive, mate, don’t get eaten or draw too much attention to himself and MAYBE eat a fly someday. They(adult male ghosts) don’t eat an awful lot once adult but I find they almost always drink. I just let them do their thing. 75F is a good temp and only bump the temp and humidity up if I have a mate for them. </p><p>After all these years ghosts were my first and after all the species I’ve kept, they are perhaps still my favorite. A little late, and if you knew any of that then disregard but hope it helps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MaydayVFR, post: 348499, member: 11644"] Male ghosts are the absolute skittish of the skittish once they hit adult. Paranoid little things. It’s not uncommon for these guys to go from one extreme of completely chill, to flipping over, playing dead, flying off only to flip over again and do their best stuck upside down turtle impression. In his mind now his priorities are: stay alive, drink water, stay alive, mate, don’t get eaten or draw too much attention to himself and MAYBE eat a fly someday. They(adult male ghosts) don’t eat an awful lot once adult but I find they almost always drink. I just let them do their thing. 75F is a good temp and only bump the temp and humidity up if I have a mate for them. After all these years ghosts were my first and after all the species I’ve kept, they are perhaps still my favorite. A little late, and if you knew any of that then disregard but hope it helps. [/QUOTE]
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