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She still swears that she doesn't know where that hawk moth went.

I knew nothing about breeding these guys, so I jumped in the deep end so to speak! I didn't try, but apparently the lizards did... The vet hasn't looked at the eggs yet, it might hurt them to try to move them that far. She's seen pictures, though and she said last week that they are "windowing."

My guys appreciate the soldier flies much more than the the worms.

For babies, @Angelwolf? I think you're probably already pretty excited about them. It's so tempting to raise their temps a little bit so I can hold thems a little bit sooner, but I'm still resisting for their health's sake. Late April still :(

So it's the vet's best estimate of Meanie bean's first hatch day! She got waxworms for breakfast, just in case. And then I get this look - "Can you just not?"

I'm gonna go ahead and buy my plane tickets.

We definitely need to make this happen! @Decadancin why isn't this a thing yet?

I don't think Party City is gonna cut it...

I'm not charging for the babies because everyone at the BBQ is going chip in on a ticket for you to come instead!

They're. Taking. So. Long.

My guys all go nuts for the flies! I've left them to pupate in the retf viv, and my frog had a blast chasing flies.

They really are fun to watch! I got these guys when they were really tiny, but they seem to be keeping a lot of red. They're my little skitter bugs... There are no words for my current jealousy level!

Thank you! I planted almost everything months in advance to let it fill out. It was supposed to be a dart frog viv, but once I met this little dude I couldn't put him down! So I brought him home and made a few adjustments for him.

If she has lost interest, I would take her in a heartbeat and rehab her! I have family in York, so I'm in central PA regularly.

@Andee has covered what care she needs, but her front leg looks just like my female's did when she had osteoarthritis. That requires lifelong liquid calcium to prevent irreparable joint damage. Dilly was treated very early on, and she still has mobility issues.

Thank you!

Thank you so much! She is a juvenile Madagascar Giant Day Gecko.

That's exactly what we did! They really did love it, if you have the space I'm sure your Cham will appreciate it.

It was just safe outside time. We lived in Central Florida at the time, so there was an abundance of hibiscus bushes. I built their outside enclosure around a massive one, and it was their favorite place in the world... They had a little play pool in there, too but primarily used it for pooping in!