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Cage Info: Cage Type - Describe your cage construction (Glass, Screen, Combo?) What are the dimensions? Lighting - What brand, model, and type of lighting are you using? What is your daily lighting schedule? Temperature - What temp range have you created (cage floor to basking spot)? Lowest...

You may find it better to just put herin a large rubermaid or garbage can with somtin small to climb on then just leave her in that. mine refuses to lay in her cage.

just a thought but would the male's presence disturb her

is the laying soil moist enough and deep enough if it is not to her liking she may not lay

Thanks a bunch folks i apreciate the info

Yes she was bread and am certain they are all fertile. They are all very white and geting slightly larger. My bigest concern is she showed no signs of wanting to lay first time. She had a huge layin container nut wouldnt set foot into it she paced the top not the botom:) So am just looking...

My veiled just laid her first time bout month ago she now seems to be gaining waight again. Is it common or even posable to lay asecond time so soon. I believe i had read somtin on this before but canot find it again.

ya im givin them about 4 choices oranges, comercial crick feeder, small amount of kitten food, and usually change up the forth. all food sources are kept clean and fresh tones of water in chic feeder with a type of coton to keep em from drowndin. Im mostly confused as to why the second...

They would be fresh hatched my temps about 80. and i figured id just end up squishin the pinheads if tried to remove my dirt spil before they got bigger. and im tryin to get away from buyin cricks its an hour and half drive to get em one way. also getin ready for baby veilds so want to ba able...

Has anyone found that there are faster ways to get cricks larger. I have just started a crick farm and my first batch prob 200 is growing way slower than the second. The only diference is in the second i droped a bunch of the dirt from the layin bin in there and had to leave no way to seperate...

We had a large container in ours but she totaly ignored it and only was interested in the small plant pots, go figure.

There is always glass i know its taboo for most of u. But can be done u wouldnt beable to keep that outside but would fix your inside probs. pm me if u want some tips on glass cage.

Just as title says just wonderin how active the average veiled usually is and is it diff from male to female. I have a male that will climb all over most of the day and female is far less active seems content o just chill most of the time. they have large cages hers is 16x24x36 his is...

1 year is good and safe. size is important as well.

no pix cmon:)

and if she did not mate how long was it since she dug that hole and showed the signs of laying

The only way right now i can get my guy to eat somtin besides supers and a two or three day fast is to pile cricks onto a super most times has to eat through cricks to get to super :)

mine just had similar prob refused to lay in her cage was completely covered up for days with large laying container in her cage. at day 36 i took her out put her in a big tote like 160L bout 40galons i think could be wrong on g and covered the top had light on in ther within 30min she was...

NO fountain they just breed bacteria. easiest fix for water is a couple steps, a cup with pin hole to drip into cage preferably onto some leaves it can drink off of also u should get a mister that atomizes the water and spray cage several times a day humidity is import. Also very iport is uvb...

do they eat the ants would be bad to eat an ant with a little raid on it if it survived the spray