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I use vines and branches that I collect from outside. I also have some of the bio vines.

Amy is lookin good. Beautiful female!:)

Sandra, I am so sorry for your loss of Trucker. I know that you gave him a good live and did everything that you possibly could for him.

I line my cage with the plastic chicken fence so the nails want get caught in the screen. It gives them something to hold on to besides the screen to climb around. They can loose nails in the screen and it can get infected and the nail never grows back. You can see a photo of my cage here...

I can see a few changes that you need to make on you supplements, you need three supplements. Calcium witout D3 to use at almost every feeding Calcium with D3 to use twice a month Herptivite to use twice a month You also need to get rid of all those lights and get a Reptisun 5.0 tube bulb...

The 5 week old female's hottest spot should be 80. The 4 month old male should be 82 or 83 for the hottest spot and of course both should have cooler areas in the middle and bottom of the cage in the low 70's bottom to mid 70's middle.

Cute picture. Pedro's a nice lookin veiled!

I sometimes I hear my female do a little cough. The hornworms can cause the runny fluid around the poop.

With EXCELLENT care 6 to 7 years.

Do you have a UVB light? What kind of supplements are you dusting his feeders with?

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You need to get some liquid calcium and get your veiled plenty of sunshine.

Nice lookin veiled! :)

Tommy and Amy are both lookin great!

Nice shots! Stanley's lookin great!

How old is your cham and what kind of cham do you have?

I would seperate them now. I would think it would be stressful for your female to lay eggs with a male around. When receptive she should be a pretty orange/pink.

Try silkworms they are a much better feeder.

He's lookin good! Had some good color for a 6 month old.

Congratulations! Sure a cute baby! I wish I had room for a Melleri.