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This morning my wife was first to go look at the veiled we have. She told me she thought it was dead.... Dark and totally immobile. I go to look at it, initially I thought it was dead... Perched on a vine. Then I see its eyes move about. It usually will move away unless it's feeding from hands...

I'd say you are worrying for nothing Make sure the animal is away from the area before closing

just don't put any foliage between him and the lamp surround the perch

Will they climb around the cage after a bit? or will they stay hidden in the substrate?

Then use a variable rheostat

good point...it just illustrates how inaccurate all the suggestions here can become with all the variables not taken into account

whatever size he eats....100 should be fine if housed okay you will have few deaths

Maybe getting close to mature so growth dropping Requiring less food

Keep the feeder in your line of sight

Yes They are an excellent primary source of foo

I find people's belief about the regiment of supplements unfounded. So many factors are not even given. My veiled breeder(20+ years) dusts with d3 every day. So I think calling out the owner and his vet is a bit zealous.

I give 90 min till lights out for last misting I also reduced the time by 15 seconds until it became dry at lights out

Do you live? are there any reptile shows around your area?

For what it's worth My veiled breeder dusts her food with calcium+d3 w/vits every meal

Make one out of a cork tube.... Insert a black plastic sauce cup from a fast food outlet

They gobble it up in no time

I fed my superworms silkworm food.

you can buy it in large sheets on amazon

Im hugely disappointed with my attempts at raising silkworms. My first batch of 500 eggs from Coastal hatched...almost every egg. I ended up with 40 survivors and after two months even some of these are small. I exchanged some emails with the owner of Coastal about the raising. Made...

Put in tub with bleached water