First time with egg laying female. Need any advice possible :)
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Ellie Anna
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perfect thank you!!
MissSkittles
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This one.
elizaann2
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Lol I was about to do the same thing
Gloriawood
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I was going to do that too
but my phone was not cooperating
Ellie Anna
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I dont have a hood yet they were all sold out but my manager ordered one to be transferred to the store I work at that fits the bulb perfectly
elizaann2
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Good. I know when I was getting the right uvb that was one of the more stressful parts for me for some reason.I dont have a hood yet they were all sold out but my manager ordered one to be transferred to the store I work at that fits the bulb perfectly
Ellie Anna
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Hello! I’m not sure if anyone’s still on this thread, but I wanted to give an update. thank you all for your help! Unfortunately I did have to get Urbosa surgery because she was on the way to become egg bound since I didn’t catch it early enough but she’s much better and doing fantastic!! Thank you to everyone who gave me advice during the process! She’s spayed now so hopefully no more eggs! (Day after surgery pictures and 5 days later. She had such a large clutch )
but she’s much better and doing fantastic!! Thank you to everyone who gave me advice during the process! She’s spayed now so hopefully no more eggs! (Day after surgery pictures and 5 days later. She had such a large clutch )Attachments
Gloriawood
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So sorry you ended up having to have the surgery, but glad she’s doing much better!Hello! I’m not sure if anyone’s still on this thread, but I wanted to give an update. thank you all for your help! Unfortunately I did have to get Urbosa surgery because she was on the way to become egg bound since I didn’t catch it early enough
I was worried about her!
. She looks great again 
and just as skinny as my girl after laying her eggs.
MissSkittles
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So very glad that you took your beautiful girl in to the vet and she had her surgery in time. That looks like a whole lot of eggs - like over 50! Did you get a count of them? She looks wonderful now and I’m so happy to hear that she’s recovered and thriving.Hello! I’m not sure if anyone’s still on this thread, but I wanted to give an update. thank you all for your help! Unfortunately I did have to get Urbosa surgery because she was on the way to become egg bound since I didn’t catch it early enough
Throwingstones
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Can you share with me the symptoms in case I need to know what to look for?Hello! I’m not sure if anyone’s still on this thread, but I wanted to give an update. thank you all for your help! Unfortunately I did have to get Urbosa surgery because she was on the way to become egg bound since I didn’t catch it early enough
Glad everything came out okay!
elizaann2
Chameleon Enthusiast
Sunken eyes. Hanging out at the bottom of the enclosure. Lethargy
Throwingstones
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Thank you. I’m so anxious about this part. I appreciate you all being patient with me!
elizaann2
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Me too. I also have a girl I’m waiting on laying eggs
