hi all
as a raw beginner im out of my depth so far.
not thinking the eggs that were laid we viable I put them in sand according to advise from pet shop they now have started to hatch and i have now 2 babies that will need feeding and things.
they have been placed on a warmed up waterbottle in a nursery with warm light and sandy floor. but now what will they want for first meal. they are very small.
less panic about the house when my daughter was born.
Dave
as a raw beginner im out of my depth so far.
not thinking the eggs that were laid we viable I put them in sand according to advise from pet shop they now have started to hatch and i have now 2 babies that will need feeding and things.
they have been placed on a warmed up waterbottle in a nursery with warm light and sandy floor. but now what will they want for first meal. they are very small.
less panic about the house when my daughter was born.
Dave
If you have a good uvb tube and an enclosed viv they probably won't need a basking bulb or heat mat at all. Chams don't usually stay on heat mats anyway. For a first meal then pinhead crickets are fine, as are fruit flies. They will want a surprisingly large amount to eat as babies, but might take a day or two to get started (they still have some nutrients from the egg).
