Gravid or not?
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BMXICAN
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I posted this question a few weeks ago with no response.
Well, after I got back from the Reptile Convention up in Anaheim, I got home to a wonderful suprise.
In Cami's cage crawled around 12 black and white jackson babies.
I wasn't ready for this so I didn't have any fruit flies. I ended up having to drive all the way to San Clemente because they where the only place with pinhead crickets on the shelf. I got 300 of them and headed home to feed my babies.
I saw most of them eat at least 2 (some even 4) pinheads. I have them in a rather big cage because it's all I have for them. It's 18x18x36. I have lots of slender bamboo that they climb on.
My only problem is I haven't been able (or maybe haven't seen them) drink water. I heard they can drown easily so I just mist lighly like 4 times a day.
Also, I have two of them that are dark and don't move much, anything I can do to help them out?
I'll take some better pictures tomorrow but here are some to hold you off. Thanks for any advice. I'm stoked!
Well, after I got back from the Reptile Convention up in Anaheim, I got home to a wonderful suprise.
In Cami's cage crawled around 12 black and white jackson babies.
I wasn't ready for this so I didn't have any fruit flies. I ended up having to drive all the way to San Clemente because they where the only place with pinhead crickets on the shelf. I got 300 of them and headed home to feed my babies.
I saw most of them eat at least 2 (some even 4) pinheads. I have them in a rather big cage because it's all I have for them. It's 18x18x36. I have lots of slender bamboo that they climb on.
My only problem is I haven't been able (or maybe haven't seen them) drink water. I heard they can drown easily so I just mist lighly like 4 times a day.
Also, I have two of them that are dark and don't move much, anything I can do to help them out?
I'll take some better pictures tomorrow but here are some to hold you off. Thanks for any advice. I'm stoked!
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