My Veiled Cage! Any new ideas would be great!

[Grizz]

lights in side cages. sounds like a bad idea. is it water proof?

 

[CheekyChameleon]

Is that little bucket on there a laying container or food container?

It's her food container! It came with her, and she uses it alot when eating

 

[CheekyChameleon]

lights in side cages. sounds like a bad idea. is it water proof?

I haven't had any problems with the light being inside the cage... and water doesn't even go near that light

 

[CheekyChameleon]

I would put about two handfuls of sand in a corner. about 2 inches thick or so. Female chams lay "duds". or unfertilized eggs and if they can't find a blace to bury them,like peat moss or sand, they will not lay the eggs. when they are eggbound the only option is oxytocin or operations to remove the eggs. and usually the outcome isnt so great. Also my veiled has a 24 hour heat lamp. and a humidifier also benefits.

Isn't she too young to lay eggs ? She's not even mature yet i don't think

 

[bdjacobs95]

My veiled is 7 months and has layed eggs. Usually there is no set time of maturing. You can tell when they eat less and have less fecal matter and hang out at the bottom of the cage.

 

[ciafardo 4]

Try to get this UVB Linear light for the best quality of UVB:

People usually offer reptiGlo. But, I just avoid them. Since reptiSun is much better in quality.

Don't buy compact:

they can cause photo kerato conjunctivitis to your cham.

now thats a ten dollar word!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[CheekyChameleon]

My veiled is 7 months and has layed eggs. Usually there is no set time of maturing. You can tell when they eat less and have less fecal matter and hang out at the bottom of the cage.

And what should i put into the bottom of the cage for her to dig in ? what kind of mixture ?