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I agree with you. I looked again now and there are definitely no spurs there. I put a laying bin I made out of a flower pot in the cage and set her in it, and put a sheet over the cage. Hope it's not too late. Again thank you so much

Thanks you, you're being very helpful. Does the bin have to be as large as those in the video, like a trashcan? My cage isn't large enough for that. Can I make a smaller one and set it inside, or does it have to be a large separate thing?

That would explain alot.. thanks so much. Now that I'm looking i don't see the "spurs" some people claimed they saw a few months ago on this forum that had convinced me he was a he..

I'm not sure where to find the ask for help thing either.. But here are two pictures both from today Also, he just fell again :(

I couldn't tell you the exact temp but it really doesn't feel that much cooler down there.

Hi, *SORRY this is so long*, Dexter is about 7 months old and I've had him for almost 4 months now. When I first got him I had to get a pretty small cage due to costs and finally last night I got him a bigger one. (New cage is 18x18x24) Just a few weeks prior to this upgrade I've noticed he...

First all I had was the repti bark at the bottom, when he started eating that I put paper towels on the bottom over all the bark. Now he is trying to eat the paper towels! What should I do next? P.s. he is about 5 months, I give him 5-6 crickets a day and some meal worms once in a while. (Veiled)

At the store they told me it was a boy. But the little spurs are so small I'm not sure if that's just how they are? Please let me know what you think!