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Okat thanks for the advice. How soon do they usually start eating?

I had my first hatchling of 30 eggs this morning. He/she is very active. This is my first ever clutch so any advice would be greatly appreciated. I have a small mesh cage lined with paper towels. I bought fruit flies and pinhead crickets. The cages has low vines and a uva/uvb bulb and a 25 watt...

MY female ambilobe laid her first clutch in september. how long before she will become receptive again

alright i will try that

checked that too. nothin.

yes i set the on and off and it still isnt working

The system is set up and works awsome but i cant figure out the timer. I used the program button and and it up to go off 4 times a day but it hasnt gone off at any of the set time and its on auto. Can anyone help

Has anyone ever used one of the kemps incubators? specificaly the juragon standard or pro? Do they heat and cool? i have a reptibator and i hate it because i gets to hott

i have been trying to lower my temps but unfortunatly i dont have a heating/cooling incubator and i cant get the temps down sould i remove the eggs from the incubator? room tewmp is about 76-77.

They are panther eggs

Iam using a reptibator. It has been very hard to keep the temp steady since it has been so hott here in sandiego. they are in deli cups with vermiculite and the humidity had dropped to 60% over the week and i was gone. i added water to the base and some to the vermiculite and now it is 79...

I know theyre fertile.

My eggs have been incubating for a week now and some are starting to dent but not mold. I added water to the incubator to increase humidity but is it too late ? :(

i have 4 panthers and one vieled and i just started feeding them as well. My vieled is a pig and eats anything lol. My panthers didnt show and interest at first but eventually became interested. For one of them i placed the worm on the side of the cage then took my finger and pushed on the side...

Pheonix worms are a great feeders for chams especialy females as they are loaded with calcium and will help her produce eggs when the time comes. And they are a great way to rebuild bone strenght after they lay. They are also good for picky eater ( i have a few) because they wiggle intensly and...

Thank you for your replies and info

I just got a shipment of various worms for my chams from mulberry farms and one of the feeders were horn worms. My chams have been on a feeod strike the past week and the go absolutely bonkers for these but i cant find a nutritional chart on the website. does any one know what nutritional vlues...

okay i will try upping the temps and angleing the light. and she is 5 months so i dont think she is receptive.

baskings are around 76-78 the rest of the cage around 72. the temps vary a little but are pretty constant.humidity around 60

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