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I feel like when they are sick they tend to run lower than higher too. They stick in their basking level and uvb a lot more. Also recommend taking your boys out on a sunny day if you can @Dexter’s Mom sunshine has always done wonders when my babies get sick.

I have also had some very special individuals too that needed... different care than the norm. But they weren't veileds. But i get what you ment before where it can be on a cham to cham basis. Its hard to know what is good for your individual sometimes. But i think from your explanation he was...

If he wasn't showing signs of illness before i would say you were doing fine especially since he went down hill so fast. I have had a couple veileds and even rehabbed very sick veileds on this type of schedule. They all did just fine. Also they get ouside time when we get a change and if...

You are so welcome. You shouldnt have any issue finding bulbs for reptiles. I don't at least. You may not need 75 watts i have currently reduced to 60 watts because its been summer but i live in cali

So my schedule for misting is this! 3 mins in the morning 1.5 min mid morning 1.5 afternoon 3-4 mins evening

I actually use reptile basking lamps. I had an issue finding 75 watt for the longest time inbetween. Lemme.... zoomed is usually what i use now a days.

Oh lord temp numbers are a thing i havent looked at in a while. I use a 75 watt incandscent and unless the inside of the house is below 60 or above 80 i don't really worry about his heat levels. It keeps him around 85. But he has plenty of ways to escape the heat. The basking spot is the only...

OH btw about the incandscent lamps, you can get them on amazon usually if you can't find them anywhere else! I know you were having temp issues.

Im not sure if that made much sense, i went off on a tangent and had to reel myself back in lol

So think of it like this veileds are pretty much tanks. They are probably the most adpative cham available to us. Maybe in the world. But also i wouldnt say to go off and do silly stuff. Their humidity definitely needs to be higher at night but they won't die if it isn't and are actually far...

Your plantlife is likely increasing your humidity a ton. You have healthy, live plants all over the place. Has it been recommended to reduce humidity or increase it? I imagine reducing would be the recommendation in the long run but reducing too much currently can cause his lungs to struggle to...

I have some homemade bug chow for sale that will be ready in two weeks. I am only making 5 orders worth extra (1lb each). Feel free to ask me to hold an order for you. Ingredients (listed from most to least): Alfalfa, wheat grass, ground hemp hearts, ground chia seeds, ground flax seed, ground...

Humid but air flow is the way to keep high humidity roaches. And usually the more humid they need it the higher airflow for them you want

Squeal! I am so glad i joined this forum omg its been 10 years i think, ago. Its been amazing growing and learning along the way with everyone!

Anytime! I love talking about the roaches and despite how supportive my family and friends are, only here and my invert forums really get it

I usually just wait them out. If they dont look like they are obviously rotting. If i remember correctly (been a while since i bought bsfl since my current boy doesnt like them and i cant feed off the flies fast enough) these guys dont wiggle when touched. So i think it takes like 1-2 weeks?

Most will pupate ar that stage, some will not. Just like everything else, some wont survive. Keeping bsfl in the fridge will kill them quick thats for sure. I hate it. But also the high temps right now make them pupate fast. Cant do much. But chams love the flies and its really good for them to...

Dubi, blaptica dubia Dwarf hissers, elliptorhina chopardi Halloween hissers, elliptorhina javanica Red runners, shelfordella lateralis Death's head roaches, blaberus craniifer Giant peppered roaches, archimandrita tessellata Headlamp roach, eblaberus serranus All in order

Lol i love the adults the most. Not nearly as skittish as the nymphs. But the largest species i have is the size of my palm

They are so sweet though!