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What about dubia nymphs that are just a few days old? Would they be small enough?

I have 3 kids, yes it is that easy. I would make sure you have the supplements down for a gravid female as egg development takes a good amount of resources from female. I would also make sure you research how much to feed her to make sure she does't develop a 100 eggs. Don't be afraid to ask...

When I seen the title "Ladies Watch" this is not what I expected.

Like what?

It looks great. What did you use as substrate?

If you find the misting system is not enough. I have one to help with humidity in winter.

Its always a possibility that the vet does not know reptiles. I can say that is looks like more is wrong than just not being fed enough. I would document this like @Nursemaia said.

Did she get x rays?

She does not look good at all. I doesn't look like she has eaten in a while, she looks dehydrated, and im sure she is developing MBD. What did the vet say?

Hornworms are very soft if they are smaller then the space between her eyes I would say its ok.

Best if you just pop them in. You can also put them on a stick but risk losing all the juices.

When he sucks it in is get getting taller. Mine will suck it in like that to flatten himself making him look bigger from the side. Mine will also open his mouth when I get to close without hissing, he is making him self ready to bite.

They give me cham scratch fever Cham scratch fever Well, the first time that I got it I was just ten years old I got it from some lizard next door An' I went to see the doctor and he gave me the cure I think I got it some more

You could eat them.

To help with humidity I would get a good amount of live plants and get a cool mist humidifier. I got one at walmart for about 30 dollars and it will last just over 24 hours on full blast.

Not me its a little to far outside Wisconsin.

I can never find snails outside only slugs.

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I think people are working on it making a UVB LED light for reptiles.