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Quick update: Jack seems a little more active today, still keeping his left eye closed, but hoping for the best. (y)

Great!

Thanks everyone! I think I might try to get some superworms. Do I gut load them like my roaches? Also, since superworms are kinda large, will they be to big for my cham?

What I got done so far: Bought calcium without d3 Added more foliage and more coming Increased automatic mister spray time (2 min) Changed dubia Roach diet (apples, carrots, ground flax seed, ground sunflower seeds, ground almonds, ground sesame seeds). Anything else to add please? Thanks for...

Thanks! I’ll do the same! :LOL:

I am wondering if it would be ok if my dubia roaches had a tiny bit of coffee grounds in their food. I want to make a gutoad recipe and grind some seeds and nuts in my only unused(except once) coffee grinder. It has a little bit of coffee ground thats super hard to clean. Would it effect my cham...

I added some more plants and I am thinking of adding a couple more branches to add another vine. Does it look a little better?

Ok, today I gave them apples and carrots, I'm gonna try to get some sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, and dandelion leaves for some more nutrition. Shouldn't be long g untill I get a good gut load recipe for them!

Thank you!

I was just wondering if anyone could give a me a simple yet effective recipe for gut loading my dubia roaches. Thanks!

Ok, I'm looking at gut load recipes on this forum right now, thanks!

Is Fluckers gut loading food good? Do you know any good brands? Thanks!

I've been thinking, since he sleeps a lot, he won't wake up in the morning untill like 10 am. I have to leave by 8 am during school days. How should I feed him? If I wake him and feed him won't he be cold and lethargic? What do you think?

I would say that's a good temp for your veiled.

Already did!(y) this is my favorite forum btw

As I know, an older veiled needs higher basking temps. Babies 1-3 months old can survive even without a basking spot; depends on room temp. Older ones like mine (7 months) need at least 87 degrees Fahrenheit minimum. If you know the length of your cham, we can try to find an approximate age. :)

Thank you!

It would really help if we knew the species and the age of your cham. Thanks!

Lol I wasn't exactly sure if this was the right place to post so I asked. I have it all figured out now.

My cham doesn't seem interested in plants at all. But I'll take your advice, thanks!:)