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make them breed and i want an offspring!!

Ass shots!!!

Thats gonna be difficult with his age. Try hand feeding first. Once he learns your not a threat he may mellow out

Mombo is so cute. You must take good care of him

Good luck. I would Dec try a 75 w light. Get her real warm and I think she will mellow out

Yea the worms like to flail about. Its kinda hard to hold on to but gets the lizard attention.

Thank you I thought she look super cute popping her head out.

Someone should name there nosy faly walther White

34 eggs in total. How long til I can find out if they are fertile

34 eggs in total. How long til I can find out if they are fertile

Update, the deed is done! she has layed and buried. She was 81 grams before laying. 46 grams after. id say thats complete success

Dont scold me cami, but look at this photo I took. Her head is too deep to notice me, haha. Success!!! i think adding the extra water helped make it firmer for her.

first picture of ur man, he doesnt seem to like that camera too much haha!

day 3 now! getting worried, last night after lights out she wasnt digging, just sitting in front of the light i put up for her.. so i put her back in regular cage for the night. Then i checked the lay bin and added more water. I think the sand was too loose and that might be why she wasnt...

You were you first to comment on his name Haha! My wife and I love that show. Thanks everyone for the kind words. It was a little too cold earlier this week. But yesterday it warmed right up!! So I had to take him out for so natural uv

More great weather here in az. Stuck Heisenburg outside for the better part of the afternoon. Cant help but take pictures of my little guy, hes irresistable! Hope you guys like it. He is about 5 mos now and I cant get enough.

I wouldnt force it, unless they are sick and cannot eat on their own.. Besides if they are gonna be cranky then they get no food. Naturally they will eat on their own, just make sure you have food available at all times.

Day two: She didnt lay last night, so i put her back in her enclosure til this morning. Yesterday she just scratched at the side of the lay bin and didnt even dig any test holes. This morning after misting her, i was sitting at my computer and watched her climb down to her small lay bin and...

yea, i have had him exactly 20 days now. glad hes warming up.. Normally he is really fiesty, does gape and hiss sometimes. Ive noticed it though that he is getting more relaxed when i handle him.

Been trying to earn his trust since i bought him.. Today he finally took the 2 worms i offered.. Got a pick of the second worm, Extra large =-) very happy he is learning to trust me!