Recent content by WannabeBreeder

I wish my Cham was that way! She tends to only hunt after the ones that aren't calcium dusted. I'm gonna have to start doing less dust and more crickets dusted lol

Having trouble dealing with the Picture insertion! I've uploaded my files and they are loaded in, but it does not give me the option to insert them as a Thumbnail or the Full Image, althought the "Insert every image as a..." is still there, and pressing both full image and thumbnail dont work

I also wanted to add in that's it not all of my crickets that escaped, Ijust keep finding them in my computer room which happens to be where I keep the cage. (They didn't escape while changing out the veggies or preparing them for a feed as I do this in my kitchen) I just found one of the little...

hey everyone, I have a problem with my feeder crickets! Somehow they are getting out of the cage I keep them in!!!!! Now I'm just curious as to if anyone else has these problems! I'm using one of those petstore cricket keeper houses and it doesnt seem to have very large holes, definitely small...

How can i tell whether or not she is sexually mature?

I plan on getting her a bigger one, shes just a baby yet and I didn't want her to get lost I've been looking at the Dragonstrand cages or possibly having one custom made for me by a local craftsman. Have any good brands/wesbites to buy from?

My concern is that a 12 x 12 x 12 would literally take up the majority of her cage space and also make me have to remove the plant, I was wondering if having one that was even smaller was possible just to look for signs of digging.

Is it possible to have a smaller nesting box in place to show the initial signs of being ready to lay like when shes looking for a place? I currently use a live plant that takes up quite a bit of space and even the smallest size of a box (12 x 12 x 12, until shes older I am going to have a cage...

I am not very experienced but I have read up on the topic of bringing your Cham out of the cage, and one member had mentioned that to try to limit the Negative stressors from occuring while the cham spends time outside its cage, i.e a bunch of people crowding it on its first time out, being way...

OKAY two last questioms for the moment thanks for all of this knowledge. When will i know she is ready to lay eggs, the sheet said she will turn blue but is that all of her body or just her markings? And also how long after she turns blue will she need to lay ?

Okay so separate cages unless breeding, i dont plan on breeding for a year and longer so she will be ready by then. Can her lay bin be outside of her cage? One that size would NOT fit in her cage

Just a couple questions at the moment I will space them out , sorry for being so curious I just want to make sure I know everything! For gutloading if i am using the "Best" and "Good" Options, is it still okay to give my crickets the thirst Quenchers? as for food ill probably be feeding my...

Thank you so much! I'm glad to hear she is a female! I've read that female care is slightly different including a slightly cooler basking spot (hers hovers between 82-85. I'll have to go check Jannbs Baby Veiled post and read more into Female care. Do you have any good posts for how to make a...

Also, what fruits are recommended for crickets? I know for veggies i can use carrots and collared greens i just want to know which fruits pack the most nutrition

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