advise on colour change

[rachel]

this afternoon my cham has developed some black and blue spots all over, is it time to breed? any advice will help, thanks
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[Gluuvan]

She looks like she is about ready to become receptive, to me anyways. I am sure some of the veiled keepers can tell you for sure. Good luck with breeding

 

[rachel]

thanks for your reply, just hope i can get some more advise to definatly know

 

[Syn]

She might be getting scared of seeing her reflection in that glass.. also, what is with the substrate?..

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[rachel]

im in the middle of trying to make a new home for her, ive had her since she was a baby and she has never shown these colours before but i was told around 9 months ish she mite need to breed if i see the blue spots, i just wanted so more advise.

 

[ChrisnLisa]

No animal "needs" to breed...you were misinformed about that. But females do need a laying bin, as they can cycle eggs regardless of being bred or not. I provide laying bins for all of my females by 5-6 months of age. I use washed playsand in a bucket that is at least 10-12" tall and wide enough for them to turn around in very comfortably. Just make sure your laying substrate is damp enough to hold a tunnel without collapsing...hope this helps you some.