please help now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[sandy mackie]

Sandy it might be time for you to start cooking spaghetti, that way you can have it ready to beat her with a wet noodle - she sure deserves it for all she has put you through.

i will use the spaghetti to tie her up and call her names only

 

[sandy mackie]

After she is done laying if you follow a strict feeding schedule and the basking spot isn't too hot you may be able to prevent egg laying all together. If it doesn't prevent egg laying it will reduce the clutch size so it should be less stressful. Http://raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com has a good section about it.

thankyou , how important is timing eg..should she get fed the same time everyday ?same amount ? when should last meal be.
bugeeta gets locust,crickets,wax worms,butterworms , i vary the times and the bugs , is this wrong ? thanks again

 

[sandy mackie]

starting to be a little smug ....3 eggs !

 

[Miss Lily]

She's certainly dragging it out isn't she?! With regard to feeding - Mine get fed in the morning and if they don't eat then I offer again in the afternnon. I tend not to feed after 4pm - this gives them enough time to digest their food before the lights go out as they need the warmth to digest food properly.

 

[PardalisGirl]

How's her Tummy Looking?

How does her belly look and feel after these eggs? As she becomes more empty you may actually be able to feel any remaining eggs and gauge when the process should be over. Congrats on the progress!

 

[pssh]

She should eat the equivalent to 5-7 crickets 3 days a week (ex: mon, wed, fri) less fatty foods are best, though ever now and then a wax worm or other not so low fat food is good. Be sure to gutload with healthy veggies and fruit and to keep the temps low.

Start this schedule a few days after she is done laying and make sure she has eaten well the few days after she finishes.