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You could of put it in cargo shorts, or in your pants somewhere. Its not like a metal detector is going to be set off by it, and they dont pat you down. Unless of course they use those body scanners.

What are your morning routines like that you have enough time to hangout with your cham outside?! I get up maybe 45 min before I have to go to work and rush around to get everything done haha.

YES!!! that's pretty much what I'm talking about. I hand feed too so I'm assuming I don't need the rocks. Obviously I'd have to watch carefully though.

Exactly!! http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/50119649@N08/4980796318/

I don't use the benjiman ficus which secretes the sap. Im using the weeping ficus which has yet to release anything. I think I'm going to try the giant planter soon. I know it's going to have to be deep, but it will be worth it.

My plan for drainage would be rocks on the bottom with a hole to drain into. If I use the right rock combo it might filter the water so I won't have to through it out.

Uhh what? Since when is a ficus bad, and it's recommended to have females lay in sand.

I currently free range my veiled in ficus plant and a money tree, but was thinking of making a large box to plant both of the trees in. Then ontop I could use a couple inches of play sand. This will then provide full natural drainage, and include sand to lay the eggs in. Has anyone done...

I tried to read up on them too. The only way to sex them is to see a sperm plug (yes as gross as it sounds), holding eggs, or in the process of mating. They seem awesome other then that, and they are huge!

It would be absolutely awesome to be able to get a hold of one. Unfortunately it would seem wrong to just get one and not try to breed a rare type like this.

Anything male! This egg stuff with the female vieled is way more stress than any pet should give an owner.

I permanately free range, and hand feed everytime, yet my vieled still hates my guts. Some of them never come around I guess.

I've seen some people say that they wet the roaches, crickets ect before the feast. It wont be much more water, but it will help a little.

You might not be giving them enough room. Ive never heard of keeping them layered deep like that. You're supposed put vertical egg crates to give them even more room.

My dubia are around 100 deg and they are very active. Also I hand cupfeed them (if that makes sense), by tilting the cup a little the dubia will try to climb and kind of spaz out. My veiled will go after them everytime.

How can you guys tell by just the color of the head?

I plan on doing something like this really soon too. Let us know how it goes.

Thanks, but that doesnt help much at all. How do you do it very carefully? What is your set-up like?

How do some people spray gallons of water a day then?

I currently have a free range set-up, but I was thinking of going to a open cage corner type set-up. I'm also going to purchase a mistking soon too. My question is if mistkings spray through the screen in cages, or does it stick to it? Thanks