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Okey, I see. You are right.

So, im going to start by saying that my little female veiled is NOT okey with handfeeding. I´ve tried soo many times I cant do it anymore. This whole thing is just in the purpose to build trust with her, she cups feed otherwise. Sooo I got a new idea on how to sort of "handfeed" her. I will...

She do! :) two pothos and one ficus all over the cage. But it seems she likes it in there :p

So I tried that fruit thing with my cham and with GREAT success! Cut 3 thin thin pieces of apple and put it on a stick and when I wook up whe was right there eating the whole thing! :D (She dont have apple as a part of her diet, just an extra treat). What else can I try?? :)

She is hiding from me ;) Her favourite place, she is invisible back their! HAha

How old is he? If he is a little dude I wouldn´t bother keeping him on a freerange all day, maybe just a few hours or so. But if you really want him to freerange, then I would suggest providing him with uvb and heat outside the cage, it is essential for them to absorb uvb and heat to digest...

Light went out.. :/ Dont have any other right now. But as you say, grumpy was my thought too. She always is so..

Egg time or just grumpy?

Oh sorry. Didn´t catch that correctly. I think im going to use egg flates and stack them among the ground instead of among the walls, they will then probably be able to snuggle alot :rolleyes: But still, how to do with the eggs´?

So you just leave the eggs in the tub? :)

Another question about the eggs they lay. Im planning on take them out and put in a small container filled with a thin layer of dirt in the bottom for humidity and put the lid on and apply the eggs in there and put over som heat. Will this work? :)

So Im aiming on not have any free space, but make sure that the whole floor is covered with paper towel rolls etc? I might go for not building on height and more on the width then?

Im getting 100 Blatta laterallis today and got a pretty big tub ready for them. But im consurned that i may be too big since they are so small? Can it be an advantage to have them in a smaller enclosure?

Give her some time to settle in, provide her with a cup filled with food. She might be shy and wont eat when your around.

Hahaha I would love to give her a kiss on her back, but she would just bite my nose ;)

Im working to build trust with my incredible shy baby cham Stella. I try handfeed her as often as I can but she wont always approve with it. So today I approached her slowly with my hand and she started headbang my finger as usually but I let it be until I stopped. Can this be good practice...

Can post some cricket, superworms, dubias and beetles colonies soon :)

Im sorry for your cham :( Okey, but I thought maybe she would get so streesed out by me touching her mouth that she would die even easier so I didn´t know what to do. Thanks for the tip!

Im still shaking..

Okey, false alarm! She manage to swallow it... phuuu! I was scared as sh#t for a while. :eek: (It was no bigger than the space between her eyes, but pretty damn close) She aint getting any roaches for a while :mad: But still, might be good to know if anyone has a method for helping a cham in...