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I have my lights turn on at 7:30 everyday and off at 7:30 everyday. So for me it’s 1) lights 2) put crickets in the cricket cup i made 3) clean up any droppings 4) misting :)

My female veiled is the same way. When i put the black end of the digital thermometer near her she puffs up and does that. Same with new people near her

If it does then i’ll just replace it. I don’t think it will though.

It’s a cloth bag so it’ll soak up a good amount of the water. it’s also on top of a old mini fridge so if water does somehow leak out it’s not a huge deal. and i have a 100 watt daylight bulb with a 5.0 uvb bulb

i love his colors ! makes me wish i could get a male panther :LOL:

lol what inspired the name ? sons of anarchy ? :oops:

Finally got around to figuring out how i could make her feel more comfortable in her cage :) almost made it impossible to see her now lol

The fogger will only raise the humidity not provide him with any water source. For the humidity you could add a pothos and even a few fake plants around the top. If all that doesn’t work you can get like a trash bag,cut it up, and tape it to a side or two to hold the humidity.

F those silk worms :ROFLMAO: His patterns look so cool tho !

Shortly after i posted this i found this old thread https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-safe-is-a-parlor-palm.91672/ the comments make me believe it is safe :) Also would it be a bad idea to change up her cage while she has her eggs?

It’s a living room plant. My grandmother said it’s a parlor palm ( chamaedorea elegans ) If it is safe i feel like it would be a good addition to my vieleds home :)

This looks very nice! Makes me feel insecure about my set up :ROFLMAO:

You can make a cricket cup out of a sunny D bottle, glue, razor, and zip ties if you feel like saving a few bucks :)

For my screen cage i put a cut up trash bag on 2 of the sides with live pothos, a fogger, and heavy misting. As long as it doesn’t drop below 60 i think he or she will be fine :)

forgot to add i believe her eggs are forming edit: there is a laying bin i guess i was distracted and forgot to add the main reason why i posted this

Female veiled roughly 6-9 months old

Almost any question you think you should know the answer to yo can simply google and 9 times out of 10 you’ll be directed here lol you’re in for a treat when she gets older her colors should be beautiful!

Luckily no lol my female bit me months ago because i was trying to get the squished cricket out of her claws and she didn’t approve too much

you should add a pothos and wrap them around the branches and add fake plants along the top so he can hide and feel comfortable with his surroundings

When I first got my female veiled the only interaction she got from me was cleaning/misting/feeding for the first 3 weeks. In my opinion you should give her 2+ weeks to get in routine/comfortable with her home.Then start trying to hand feed her worms/crickets. I wouldn’t handle more then one or...