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Wow this is too funny! I would love to see mine drinking on video!

Hmm well I am not super experienced but I would just keep an eye out on her! It is not irregular for them to investigate the bottom

She might be getting ready to lay then! Is she eating?

How old is she? She may be getting ready to lay soon. Has she shown interest in the laying bin? Also I would take that substrate out, you don't want her to ingest any on accident!

Can you post a picture of your enclosure?

Can you get her some horn worms? That will help with hydrating her.

I've had to move around a lot recently and in my travel box I have old t shirts on the bottom and then some leaves and branches. Ive made it dark for longer trips and my Cham sleeps but this is such a short distance I don't think that's necessary.

I love this thread!

I'm not an expert, but I believe it doesn't take too long I'm pretty sure once they turn around and deposit the eggs so you could turn it off soon when she's done.

I suggest not misting her, because it will disturb her and she may abandon it. I made this mistake a couple months ago. Definitely cover the cage so she can't see you.

I would turn them off. My female veiled slept in the laying bin last time then resumed in the morning.

So cute!!

I feed my female veiled every other day. Crickets are my staple, but I usually feed a few hornworms each week for hydration purposes. I also feed a superworm or two like every other week. Finally, I feed wax worms very seldom, like one or two a month. I live in FL and can't get dubias, but I may...

She says, excuse me? How dare you call me chunky. :cautious: Hahaha yes I agree though she looks bloated!

She says, excuse me? How dare you call me chunky. :cautious: Hahaha yes I agree though she looks bloated!

She actually layed the end of the June! This picture was taken pretty quickly after some juicy hornworms :p

Unfortunately I don't have a patio or balcony or anything :/ I'm a college student and live in a small 2 bedroom apartment, but that is something I will definitely do when I get a bigger place after graduation!

I am currently housing my female veiled in a medium reptibreeze. Once I move I will be moving her into an extra large reptibreeze. Has anyone else used a medium cage to house some other reptile? I wouldn't really be able to sell it for much so I may just hold on to it. I have only had my veiled...

Have you checked local reptile stores if there are any? I buy them from mine. I have also ordered off of Great Lakes hornworms. Pets mart sells them but they are very expensive, like $3 for one worm.

What is a good way to have it hang properly?