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She keeps digging in the sand. Everyday she's digging, but so far that I've found there have been only 5 eggs laid. She is SUCH a good girl, though. She still drinks for me. I took her across the room to the cricket bin and filled a short mason jar full of crix. She ate SO well last night out of...

Another question. I know now that before she became gravid Serenity was sporting "receptive" colors. This is actually shown in my av picture. Do they go back to their "receptive" colors once they lay promoting mating so soon after laying?

At least with the new cage I will be able to place a more appropriate size sand box for her. I'm using a critter keeper now which is about 12" tall. I can even fill it the rest of the way now. I went into the herp room today to check on everyone and she was in the corner of the dig box and it...

I just purchased the 100 gal. reptarium. I've found a couple of sites that have really good prices on this. * Squirrels and More - 100 gal Reptarium ($72.99 total) <---Excellent rehab supplies, too. I've used them for reptile rehab as well as squirrels and opossum. Cost is slightly higher...

6" deep and yes...:D. The top layer stays misted since it's under the cham so inner moisture will stay pretty consistent.

kinyonga - she's had those colors now for about a week...but that's pushing the time-frame. It was most noticeable over the weekend. The av I'm using was her taken on March 2nd. Not a hint of gravid colors. I have placed the sand box in there and will leave it in there. I would like to...

Brad ~ thanks for that link...and a well put together website for as much as I've been able to look through so far. I can't wait to see the other articles completed. I think I could be worrying for nothing...but being a first-timer with a gravid cham...I would rather make sure I'm doing...

I agree - Cage is small...but we're working on two. We have one already built from someone else. It needs cleaning and light modifying from use with another animal. It needs to be sanitized, dried and sealed...the second will be built from scratch. Outside of the syringe offering...the cage...

This was taken on Sunday.

I'm a home-based exotic animal rescuer concentrating on herps with my first gravid cham! I've done the iguanas and have been in the Internet forum communities for years doing mainly iguana education and now I'm just as nervous as a chicken in a fox den with this young girl. I have a veiled...