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I have a flannel bed sheet up for the winter to help with heat and humidity. It's also pretty nice for privacy because she's a bit sassy and will get upset if you even look at her sometimes. I try to leave it open during the day unless it gets cold but luckily it's a cold day and she needs privacy.

Thanks I definitely will. My new phone actually has a good camera so I'm excited to document her first lay.

How long does the egg laying process usually take?

Yeah, I figured she wouldn't wanna see me lol. She can't see me and I can't see her but I can hear her digging around.

Also will she lay multiple times or all in one go?

My veiled Is currently in the process of laying eggs. This will be the first time she has laid eggs. The whole thing makes me nervous cause of the chance of becoming egg bound. She has been poking around her egg laying bin for a couple of days and today when I woke up I saw that she had dug...

More or less of a routine.

Just out of curiosity what is your chameleons weekly schedule?

I've always wanted to start my own stick bug colony wayyy before I got a chameleon. I would say a good rule of thumb is to feed your bugs the same thing you would feed your chameleon (other bugs excluded)

Is it safe for chameleons to eat isopods? Like the rolly Polly things? I've realised I need a much more diverse diet than just crickets and superworms

Thanks I've also noticed that most of the websites are sold out of bugs unless you buy them in large quantities. Is this a normal occurance?

Thanks for the advice and feedback. I think I might try breeding crickets. Also will they ship bugs in the winter?

Also any advice on how to find good feeder breeders? The one pet store just has crickets superworms and roaches. The other one just has crickets and super worms.

So I only have 2 pet stores in the area and I'm not a fan of how either of them keep their crickets. The ones crickets always eat each other all the time so I end up with half eaten crickets and then when I pick out the okay ones and put them in an enclosure, no matter how much I feed them they...

I have her egg laying bin ready its mostly sand with a little bit of top soil. She hasn't shown much interest in though right now she's just sitting on her basking spot. She doesn't seem all that active this morning and again hasn't eaten her breakfast, which is the first time she's done this...

*eggbound. Not around

Hey guys I'm pretty sure my little veiled lady is about to lay some eggs. She refused to eat this morning and is looking a bit plump. The past 2 days she's been hanging around the bottom of her house so I'm thinking that the time is here. I'm pretty nervous because this is a new experience for...

I was using just calcium without the d3 for her supplement and dusted at every feeding. Now I have the repashy calcium plus lod and will be starting her on it tomorrow. She ran out of crickets today so I got her some more and I'm gutloading them with carrots, apples, and flukers cricket quenched...

Thank you so much. It makes me so nervous having sand in there. Ill go out tomorrow and get the play sand asap

The sand is in her egg bin. I had no luck finding dirt I felt comfortable with.