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I got my female veiled in April and I am not sure how old she was when I got her. Here is a picture of her. 
		
		
	
	
		
 This picture is the day I got her.
	                                    This picture is the day I got her.
I fed her 5-10 crickets a day with calcium dusting and twice a month D3 and twice a month multivites. Now, I have had her for 10 months and I feed her 12 - 20 crickets every other day same dusting schedule. Is this ok? I use 5.0 UVB and a standard 45 watt for heat. She is in a 18x18x36 and she is doing fine. Crickets are gut loaded with Mustard greens. Here she is today.
		
 In case anyone was wondering if she is prego... no she was a little puffed up because I startled her. BUT i do have a perma- egg bin with 8 inches of soil and some small spider plants inside incase she decides one day to lay her eggs when she gets them. I will post a  pic of her cage once i get home. The basking temp is 85  degrees around that. And the ambient is 70-75 depending where you go in the tank. Obviously it's almost 85 closer to the basking area and cooler down at the bottom. I have 2 small spider plants and a golden pothos at the bottom
	  In case anyone was wondering if she is prego... no she was a little puffed up because I startled her. BUT i do have a perma- egg bin with 8 inches of soil and some small spider plants inside incase she decides one day to lay her eggs when she gets them. I will post a  pic of her cage once i get home. The basking temp is 85  degrees around that. And the ambient is 70-75 depending where you go in the tank. Obviously it's almost 85 closer to the basking area and cooler down at the bottom. I have 2 small spider plants and a golden pothos at the bottom
				
			I fed her 5-10 crickets a day with calcium dusting and twice a month D3 and twice a month multivites. Now, I have had her for 10 months and I feed her 12 - 20 crickets every other day same dusting schedule. Is this ok? I use 5.0 UVB and a standard 45 watt for heat. She is in a 18x18x36 and she is doing fine. Crickets are gut loaded with Mustard greens. Here she is today.
 
					
				 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
			 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		