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Going by the weights of my girls, I’d say that is a good weight.Since Etosha is her old self today I weighed her and she is only 77g. She was 112 at her highest with eggs. So being she is 8.5 months old is this too small or is she thinner than normal due to egg laying. She ate 10 crickets and 4 BSFL and a hornworm already tjis morning. Should I feed her again today? What am I aiming for or is she still not adult size.
I have started a feeding diet now of 8 med crickets gutloaded and lightly dusted every 3 days she is not happy but is that about right? She had 45 eggs which i never want to repeatGoing by the weights of my girls, I’d say that is a good weight.
I’m new to trying to limit eggs/laying myself. Along with decreasing feeding, you’ll also need to reduce basking temps. The theory is to reduce metabolism with lower basking temps, so they don’t get as hungry when reducing feeding. Perhaps this will help.I have started a feeding diet now of 8 med crickets gutloaded and lightly dusted every 3 days she is not happy but is that about right? She had 45 eggs which i never want to repeat
She is at 82 degrees Is that good? Also she scarfed her 7 crickets today. Definitely hungry. I wonder if every other day with 5 crickets would be better. She also will get a silkworm or hornworm as a treatI don't lower the basking temperature much...just a couple of degrees to take the edge off the female''s hunger.