Just another “What sex am I” post

[alucard]

Just looking for y’all opinion, I swear sometimes a see a thorn on the back foot then I don’t. My eyes playing tricks. Ha! What y’all think.

 

[Beman]

Hey there. You have a female if that is a pic of a veiled... No tarsal spur at all.

 

[alucard]

Hey there. You have a female if that is a pic of a veiled... No tarsal spur at all.

Yes it is a vailed, thank you.

 

[Beman]

Yes it is a vailed, thank you.

She will need specific care when it comes to temps and feeding amounts as she matures...

As she matures you will have to start cutting back her food. By about 6 months she should be getting about 5-8 small feeders each day. At about 7 months you want to slowly reduce by cutting down feeder amounts so that she is on a feeding schedule of 3 days a week with 3 feeders. You want them to be on this schedule by the time they are 9-10 months old.


You will not ever want basking to be over 78-80 for her. Very important for females because as she ages she needs this temp no higher at basking to help control the amount of eggs she produces.

A lay bin should be added as a permanent fixture by the time they are 6 months old so they get used to it and it does not cause stress.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/laying-bin-set-up-educational-video.77225/

 

[alucard]

She will need specific care when it comes to temps and feeding amounts as she matures...

As she matures you will have to start cutting back her food. By about 6 months she should be getting about 5-8 small feeders each day. At about 7 months you want to slowly reduce by cutting down feeder amounts so that she is on a feeding schedule of 3 days a week with 3 feeders. You want them to be on this schedule by the time they are 9-10 months old.


You will not ever want basking to be over 78-80 for her. Very important for females because as she ages she needs this temp no higher at basking to help control the amount of eggs she produces.

A lay bin should be added as a permanent fixture by the time they are 6 months old so they get used to it and it does not cause stress.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/laying-bin-set-up-educational-video.77225/

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Thanks for the Information, we plan on moving her to our extra bedroom where she can have more privacy. The move will happen in 1.5 months once our Dragon Stand cage comes in.

 

[bruce the cham]

female