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Thanks. I figured that's their normal MO. I'm not sure what I should or can do, if anything.

I had my first veiled hatch last night! I have her little baby habitat set up but she seems to spend most of her time sleeping. She'll wander around a little, but mostly with her eyes closed. I haven't seen her eat or drink yet. I know it sometimes takes a day or two for them to start...

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I think it would depend on what your humidity is during the day. It's hot as hell here in the summer and the AC sucks out the humidity during the day. I rebolster it at night by running the humidifier. I gets up around 70%.

Yea! Babies! And income! Congrats!

Congrats, Gesang! Baby lizards are awesome. I can't wait for mine to start hatching.

I have 8, 3 panther and 5 veiled adults. I order 2000 3/4" from LLL about every 3-4 weeks, depending on other food items on hand like silkies and superworms.

That's pretty cool. I know Brad has been mulling over the idea of a member/breeder map.

No. Not the curtains, lad. All that you can see, stretched out over the hills and valleys of this land! This'll be your kingdom, lad.

I don't think it would be an issue as long as there is a warm enough basking spot. It's supposed to cool down into the upper sixties at night anyway.

This is from a post by Gesang. I'm having trouble getting the link to copy. Search for the link "how do breeders do it?" In the adult breeding container, are you placing a separate egg laying container, or do you have the adults laying there eggs in a substrate? If they are laying in a...

If you can handle roaches, they are the most prolific breeding feeder that takes absolutely no work on your part besides cleaning and feeding.

Veileds are more tolerant of varying temps. He would probably do fine the way you've got it, but he will need a higher basking temp than the jacksons.

You may be able to do it if there was partial shade. Houston is humid enough, but it's pretty damn hot in the summer, just like here. And I probably would only do veileds that are a little more tolerant of extremes.

My first thought was FREE mezcal?!?! Cool! But do you eat the worm? The program is similar to the one I found at thegeckocam.com. I've been using it for months and it works quite well for general info. Nothing as cool as Weldon's weight graphs or anything, though...

Check out Chris Anderson's latest post. There are strange cham things afoot...

Amazing. And another case study that shows that even the most knowledgeable can be stumped by these creatures (no disrespect intended).

Ha ha Juli, BUSTED!!!! Glad to hear she's doing better. That is super weird. Maybe you've got one that is a super deep sleeper. You know, some call sleep "small death".

Sure, you don't have to feed them roaches. Just mix up the other feeders so they don't get bored with one type of food. One of the reasons people like roaches is they are the easiest to breed. They just kind of do it regardless. No eggs, no incubation, just every once in a while when you...

I vote for head shed as well. I've seen these type of posts every once in a while and that is the case. I think it would be a very unique genetic anomoly where only the head went albino on you. Give it a couple weeks and I bet it sloughs off the skin.