Thanks. Since I started this thread, I moved him into my open air wildlife room where the daytime temps get into the upper 80s low 90s, humidity levels are never below 60 percent and mostly in the 70-80 percent range this time of year, and I use zero lighting or heat. He is thriving! He has doubled in size, climbs now, attacks supers and crix every day, and cleans up a dish of baby food fruit a few times a week. I think he thinks he died and went to heaven, but he is in for an even better change. He is going to a nature center that maintains a large arboreal display, so he will have even more room to climb!
