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Burrowing??

M

Mozzer

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I have just had my baby Corn out he's 2 months old. Whilst handling him I noticed that he was "digging" (don't know if that the right termonology) into my hand with his nose. He wasn't aggresive I just thought it strange as he has never done this before. Is there anything wrong or is this quite normal? is he coming up to a shed? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.
 
Burrowing is a very common habit for corns. With no scientific basis for this opinion, I think that young ones do this to hide or just get out of the open; a basic necessity for survival in the wild.
 
Thanks Cav for the advice I've just looked in on him and there was a full complete shedding in his viv.
 
That is another possibility I wasn't even thinking about. They will rub the tip of their nose again anything close in order to start the shed.
 
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