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Black bucket with some food in the middle. Keep it in a dark place. No cardboard. They don’t feel cornered and essentially walk around the circle of the bucket

Noooo egg laying or frisky business going on over here with my spotted birds! But they eat constantly

Yes, 100%. The store managers pretty much sit there and lend a sympathetic ear but they are just taking directives from corporate. So call corporate at that # if you see something off at your local Petsmart regarding husbandry. If it’s a sick animal then that’s an actionable issue you can...

My Petsmart put this up lol But seriously, if you have any concerns about the care of any animals at your local Petsmart, call that corporate #.

I fed them off because they don’t eat or mate

I love the Herbster

Ummm never mind on that perfect shed. I woke up to the Monopoly man lolol

Damnnnn Herbie cleans up good! We like quick clean sheds in this house. I skip misting and give them a big fat hornworm when they start looking dusty. Bye for now

It might help if you added some details about the lighting fixtures and misting system. Did you build this with all new equipment (and cham) with the specific purpose of selling it as a package?

Clearly he’s spoiled to death and knows how good he has it :)

Man nobody sheds like the Herbster. He just shed 2 months ago.

I don’t have eggs yet but probably will within the month. I plan on using a styrofoam cooler. Nothing crazy

It’s taken me 2 months to grow the tiny nymphs Dean sent me into mature adults. Then they take another month to sexually mature and start mating. When they do lay eggs it takes 6 months to hatch. So if you get nymphs you’re invested for damn near a year. But I don’t care, spotted birds...

Or if you want the 24” fixture and 6% UVB light combo here’s the link...

https://www.amazon.com/Arcadia-Reptile-Daylight-lamp-inch/dp/B007UMTWAK

Ummm I’m pretty sure it’s called twerking

When they’re ready to mate the females make it known by extending a fuzzy appendage from their abdomen and waving it around.

I have two 34 watt Jungle Dawn LED light bars ganged together (64 watt) on my veiled enclosure and it’s BRIGHT. 200 watts would be about 3X that brightness and might be over kill. It may actually hurt his eyes. You could always stand under it, light it up, and see how it would be for...

And my dehumidifier only goes down to 35% humidity. It’s running constantly to keep that %. I empty it daily

During a podcast with Bill Strand, Dean said the Americana is the most prolific breeder. My male spotted birds are trying to mate but the females kick them off quickly