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So if she becomes egg bound, there’s nothing you can do to help that right? It’s just rip

Also, if I had to pull her out of the hole, will that spook her in to not going back too the lay bin or if she has too lay eggs she’ll go back?

Yeah she caught me off guard when she was digging, I went in and moistened the play sand, she got in a hole and it collapsed and had to pull her out by her tail, she seems to be in shock but she calmed down and is back on a stick,, i started to re dig the hole where it was and she instantly...

We feed her 4 days a week with 3 or 4 crickets that we dust, we’ve been keeping her temps 78-80,, and also she was digging a hole and it collapsed so I had to get her out, will this make her go egg bound? @Beman

No

So on October 6 just a few months ago my female panther had her first clutch, all the eggs looked good and she recovered fine, now today I caught her digging in her lay bin again.. is this a bad thing? I called the vet and they said too just watch the process and any problems let them know...

Okay heard that

So I was spraying water in my panther a mouth as she was drinking it, and I gave her a break and she puked it up, she has never done this nor seems sick at all, is it possible she drank too fast or?

She’s about 6-7 months

My girl won’t eat crickets no more nor the roaches but will chow any worm.. what do I do

I stuck my hand down there, seems to be plenty of room but I do wanna order some more vines, so she can climb more things

Got it in the cage, the entry stick won’t bother her from digging will it?

Yes

@MissSkittles

How does this look

that’s what I was worried about, I’ll just try and pick as much out as possible and put little amount in with the sand

Is this mixed with washed play sand okay? I’m not sure with the white pebbles in the mix..

Heard that, thank you.

Would anyone know what this is? It’s not just one spot it looks as if someone marked her with a black marker.