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Thanks everyone, we decided to name him Tom! He is stil acclimating, but came up and licked my hand last night, he is really sweet:) We also took in another guy the other day he was kept in a Kritter keeper even though he is a full grown adult and was eating baby food:( It really is sad how many...

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I always look and love reading your great advice, he is in awesome hands, hopefully he pulls through for you, sending healing vibes to the little one!

I find all of my guys to do much better on a set schedule, I would definitely look into getting a timer for your lights. They are pretty inexpensive and he will set his body to a set schedule:) Just like everyone else said he was not happy and wanted you to know, tomorrow he may be fine or he...

We ended up taking this cutie in last weekend, a little boy had him and he totally lost interest in him and taking care of him:(We got him a new enclosure and plants, ledges, branches etc. he is super sweet and he is a super cool reddish color!

It is acclimating to its new enclosure , it is stressful. It can take up to a month to fully acclimate. The best thing is to just feed, water and leave. Most like to eat and drink in privacy. Also no handling for a while until he feels more comfortable, and then go very slowly with him/her, you...

Sending her good vibes for a super speedy recovery, she is already looking great for all she has been through!! She could not have a better momma bear:)

Thanks for responding! That is great to hear about a smaller appetite in general, he is growing and doing great so I figured he must be eating the amount he needs, but when I first got him he was starving so he ate a lot so I just wanted to double check! We live in Maine so it is winter 9...

Yes I am hoping it is an age thing as well, for now I just have to be quicker than him:D

Quick update and quick question;) Beast has been doing great, my question: He is SO picky on foods is that a Jackson thing or a him thing? I offer dubia, crickets, silkworms, hornworms, butterworms, superworms, blue bottle flies which he loved but I can’t get any of the spikes to turn anymore...

So I have not done an update in a little while, here is Buddy showing off all of his colors!! We have nicknamed him booger head as he has been a fart head the last few weeks, he has turned into a biter! All of my other guys have never even tried to bite, so he is an adventure for sure:D We love...

I was just telling the other half that Mother Nature is super pissed at us! I feel so bad for all the critters, we have had negative temps right around -20 every night for 2 weeks, I have no idea how anything is doing to great out there:(

It all depends, there is no set size guideline it all depends on care, genetics etc...

MERRY Christmas to you:D:D:D He is gorgeous(y)(y)

He is so cute!! You will find that they like their privacy to eat, are you free roam feeding or are you dish feeding? It depends how big are they?

This thread made me:) I have literally done or experienced everything @kinyonga said!!! We just got a foot of snow and a 1/2 inch of rain/ice, ohh the fun of winter, plus it has been super cold, we judge how cold it is by how many cords of wood we have used:D Also 100% agree beanboozled is so...

I personally would not use sphag moss, Veileds are known for eating things like plants etc. and moss can cause impaction quickly. Bio active like Cj said can work but you need to do research on how to set it up properly! Side note I have 4 chams in the same room and I never smell anything...

He is so awesome looking:)

Just a quick update, after a week of using the feeder dish dubia were successfully fully eaten from the dish, just one more reason I love theses dishes!!!

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: That is how mine feel about dubia in a dish as well!! I got the feeder dish from full throttle feeders and after a week we had success, all the dubia were gone:D:D I cannnot say how much I love those dishes, it was such a great Xmas present for them(and me):)