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do you have red lights or substrate? may i see the cage?

its pretty normal for babies to do this, whats your basking temp?

does he, move at all?

amazing. we have a new species on our hands

well. you first need to start calling 'it', 'him' but otherwise hes pretty healthy, change that humidity and basking spot

uh oops, that was meant for your custom cage thread, sorry:rolleyes:

what are the measurements on your current cage?

well im gonna be honest, i was VERY confused on this. that is until i saw the pictures. your doing a great job!

well cooper is like competitive eater, anything in between my fingers and moving he will eat. im sure hes cool with anything

you have seen his spurs before havent you?

no that was a picture i took of cooper, hes definitely a male

try and raise your basking spot. it may not be high enough. my veiled did he same thing, but he was under the heat lamp. so i got some help from the forums and they said the exact same thing. and it worked. he rarely trys to go on the top and if he does i normally take him down and he just goes...

update us on any improvements. try and gut load your crickets with fruit and veggies, and try and ditch commercial feed. has she been getting little white thing around her nose? (salt deposites)

well im pretty sure females dont mature in color but they do range from color to say that they are ready for egg laying. if you look at my profile pic that is what cooper used to look like. now he has a lot more vibrant yellow and blue dots. but if you compare to a fully matured male he is not...

how old is she? she cant be mature yet. had my little dude for almost a year and 4 months and he still doesnt have mature colors

mmk. i heard they also dont jump or smell so, thats a plus

substrate or anything to crawl on?

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so i have been thinking for getting dubias a lot recently. since cooper is getting bigger he needs bigger food. and lately i have been trying to really expand his variety of food, Superworms, Horn Worms, Wax Worms, ETC but everywhere i checked they had no dubias. and my crickets are always...

you mean like, just biting it?