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ok thanks :) cuz i know my cham will try to eat the leaves at least once, just cuz she tries to eat her fake ones now, and i know fertilizer will move up into the leaves, so plant food and fertilizer is a no go i assume?

i will be getting a larger cage for my cham in the next couple of weeks. i thought that this would be a good time to try out a live plant. my main question is how to go about caring for the plant? like dont put fertilizer or plant food in the soil right? and use organic soil? the plant food is...

Yeah i will b getting a bigger cage in the next couple of weeks. money has been tight for us so we have been waiting to get one. we finally had to brake down and buy new light domes for her lights cuz her heat bulb blew out and scared the hell out of me. i cant even imagine how it scared her.:(

she has her normal colors, maybe a little less vibrant than usual. her cage is 16x18x24 inches i think. its the medium sized reptibreeze cage.

i have a little one in there. it looks like she may have walked across the sand and maybe scratched it, but there arent really any holes dug.... so idk

she has looked a little more chubby these past couple of weeks. shes about 6 or 7 months old. her cage is not big enough to put a big laying bin in the bottom, but we r working on it. yeah she never really sits in one place for too long.

My female veiled has been climbing around her cage alot in the past couple of days. is this normal? i know pacing around can mean that she wants to lay eggs, but she is still eating a lot and seems to want nothing to do with laying eggs. im confused.

she went to sleep last night and this morning she happily ate 5 or six crickets. i smoothed the sand out and ill keep an eye on it today. if she does have eggs, they dont seem to b causing her much discomfort from what i can tell.

Ok thanks. And mine, like the first day I got her made rounds thru the cage like twice a day. She still does it. She will start at her vine at the top and work her way down and around all the vines walk across the bottom of the cage and come back up. And she is still eating alot lol

Ok thanks :)

Does giving them more food make them want to lay more eggs?

I'll keep the shallow sand in there with her. But the cage I have for her now isn't big enough to put they laying bin in. Or else I would totally do that and not b so paranoid.

Yeah I have one in there and she has access to it.

I'm pretty sure. She has the little lump thing between her to front legs. And she was looking much fatter than usual. If it wasnt for the lump, I would have just assumed she was fat. But because of that, it led me to believe that she was ready to lay

Is there any ways to slim down ur Cham other than reducing her food? She is very fat (from what i can tell) and I originally thought it was because she was going to lay eggs, which she still is. It just didn't happen the last couple of days. She is still showing the signs of needing to lay, like...

Yeah I dug her a sample tunnel. She didn't want anything to do with the sand. I stuck her back in her cage and she was more than happy to eat some carrot. I don't even know what to do with her lol. I guess I'll try again if she stops eating and shows that she wants to lay..

Ok... So.. I had my female veiled in her laying bin for the past 24 hours. She didn't go down into the sand to dig tunnels at all. She spent all of her time in there trying to escape. She didn't seem interested in laying at all. So could it just b too early for her to lay? Even tho she was...

Thanks. We got her a new bulb and she's all happy now :)

OK so i have my girl in her laying bin. just as i was about to put the heat lamp over the bin, it died. she still has her uvb lamp. how long can she go without her heat lamp? the temperature in the room she is in is around 80 degrees. i will b able to get a new lamp tonight. i know being in the...

ok im just afraid i might bother her cuz my lights aren't on a timer. i have to turn the switch off myself