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i see a slight hemi penal bulge, id say male

yes

yes ik, i really care for the little guys and don't want them to die. i tried to give him the advice that was given to me but he does not show signs of stopping

the excess shed is not coming off, he uses both legs when walking around and seems fine, but when he's not moving they just dangle for some reason. if sprayed both feet with warm water 5 times today.

he walks fine, but when he's not moving he just lets them dangle, both legs now, he has excess shed skin on both back feet, i have but worm water on both today at least 5 times.

no

ik thats how i always am

will do

i would take a milk quart bottle cut out the handle and side and put a strip of mesh on the inside way from he edges, i could uses several bottle types if that would help. what is the best.

wow really i had no idea i will fix that as soon as possible

i believe female but I'm I'm new to this, the kent vent technique that I've been exposed to, should show some sort of advancement from the vent though the tail but there is a very clear indent and i don't see the hemi penal bulge

curious because i have 2 in the same rn

i want to provide i larger variety of food for the little dudes but don't want crickets to bight there eyes and skin.

here is his right foot, it just seems light it has to much shed on it, i will try the warm water

i apologize for the bad image quality, can find my camera sd card. it seems to be on both feet a little bit but a lot more on left

they had a tone that hatched and are selling for 150

idk yet ill probably rehome eventually

no i just got another one

i looked closer at it, it appears to still have a large peeve of skin from his last shed. and can't grab on to the branches.do i try and use tweezers to pull the sheded skin off

i kept the female as well :]