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That would work just fine depending on the size of your cage. Give it a try. Why do you have a humidifier running into the cage? Is it that dry where you are? Humidifiers that are not clean or that create too much un-natural humidity are known to cause URI.

Are you measuring where the spot light is? With a digital thermometer? Spot lights often put out very intense heat in one small spot.

The only way you are going to get any kind of control is to run out of room to house all of the creatures you want! :)

Can you take some pictures of the animal? Sounds like you need a Vet, but without seeing we really have no idea. Can you also give us some idea of the conditions it was in before?

What is the temperature of the basking spot and the cage overall?

Ryan-what would you call these guys morph wise?

Hi Bradley! Yes-I do notice that after 3 they will bask more, move around a little less. But if you show him a female or another male, I am sure it will put some pep back in his step!

If there is infection and swelling it is not a Vit A issue-it is an infection that needs to be treated. Get some Terramycin, or get some antibiotic drops from the Vet-do not let eye infections go.

I have used up to 75 watt lightbulbs in regular clamp lamps that keep the bulb at least 2" away and have never had melting issues. I generally use 60 watts, and have for years, and the top does get discolored from the bulbs.

It is just my way of doing things, but I would certainly not breed females that are very much older than 2, so if you plan on breeding, you really do not want to wait very much longer. She does not need to lay infertiles before laying fertiles. If at one time she was digging, it is very...

I will be there! I am coming out to CA for the first time ever just to go to this show! :)

Everyone finished shedding and were a little fired up over cricket-night! The male and first female are from Ryan J-and the second female is from Catherine Adams...I currently have 2 eggs cooking from these guys. Male: Female #1: Female #2:

They look ferocious and scary! :)