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Don't feed your chams for couple of days, maybe 3, 4 days, and reintroduce the bsfl again, it won't hurt them and if they get hungry enough they will eat them, sometimes it's hard to make them try new things, this always worked for me, they may even fall in love with it so much that later on...

You got beautiful girl there, and yes you may start reading on how often and how much to feed her and the temps to keep her in so she doesn't strain her body with large clutches of infertile eggs, or maybe get a male and breed her, whatever you do have fun as they are amazing creatures.

When I enlarged 1st and third pic, it looks like male to me, reputable breeder will know, you can sex them right out of the egg, it's even easier that way, then it gets more confusing till about 3 months till the bulge start getting bigger. If a reputable breeder said it's a male, it will be a...

Sorry to hear that, hope all is ok with you and your family.

More like YBRB, but a beautiful ambilobes.

Can't wait till you enlighten us then!

Sexual appearance, species recognition, the bigger the casque the stronger his bite, water collection on cooler nights when moisture is collecting on it and flows down to mouth, but I'm sure that there may be more.

I'm not sure if best, but discoids and dubias are great feeders (staple IMHO). BSFL calcium to phosphorus ratio cannot be beat, hornworms the best for hydration, and you can go on and on, the best is in variety as they would have it in nature where they eat bugs, flies, bees, lizards, birds etc...

Well that's 3 more weeks of development so let's hope so, good luck and keep us posted.

The weirdest thing, they didn't do a squat for 2 months, now I saw movement today, yeaaaah, they started breed indeed.

That is bit high, IMHO that will speed up the process, but ..... How did the rest go? Any made it?

I have mine in the same bin, I will try higher temp then, thanks Jamest0o0

Yep, or anyone with the know.

So I got Morios, they are well feeding on rolled oats, with plenty of apples, potatoes, carrots, watermelon, or cucumber peels. But they don't breed. I got 21 beetles, rehoused them every 2 weeks and also put them in self sorting bin with screen on bottom just to make sure they don't eat the...

He will be fine, if an adult, couple of days will be beneficial for him, in wild they don't always catch bugs every day, if a baby, still ok for a day but buy bulk online, then you will never run out, it's cheaper that way and the feeders are so much better then from Petco in my experience...

They using their yolk sack, usually they don't eat first 24 hours or so. Don't worry they will munch the fruit flies tomorrow.

The first zoomed image shows clearly the spur, so a boy.

I'm in Florida and starting breeding as well, and all I can say that I had shipped some chams from Wisconsin UPS overnight, no problem. And that was about 2 months ago. If you order feeders, they are usually shipped by the horrible USPS and some of mine took weeks, but all bugs came alive thou...

The easiest think will be to scratch it with some sand paper, and they will be moving in and out freely.

So Sorry to hear that, but had a feeling it will happen. Hope the rest will be ok. What temps you were using for incubation?