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Ok so trying to connect the dots in my head ...scarry i know lol....and get the enclosure and actual peak temperature in line... So, as i try to work this out logically the heat basking light is truly more the AM warmup and to maybe sit under after being fed to help digest... and to help...

The same here with my current veiled she will eat any and all things and is super sociable... which is funny as my other veiled a few years ago was a male and a total buthead he was free range between a big Ficus and a corn plant connected by some sticks/vines and seemed to tolerate me only as i...

oh i know new colors and behaviors are crazy.... its amazing to me how different the individual panthers are and how different they are from say my Jackson or veiled... I work remote most of the week so i get to do a lot of watching lol and it is really crazy what individuals they are

yea I'm happy he's happy its a good day all around lol yea he is trying to show off some of his big boy colors seems like he changes a little every day

Silkworms all the way...have not seen a cham yet that doesn't love them.. i normally order medium to feed and small as well then just let the smalls eat, grow and fatten up then move the bigger ones over when i clean and refeed keeps a constant backup source going until time to order more ...

Update on Mr Bean Aka Jellybean and his black nose spot... after a shed and the spot is all gone looking good growing and working on those colors!...woohoo ...although not happy with me for daring to do a little cleaning this morning lol

So to add a little more context and other angles and better show her overall proportions as she looked way bigger than she is in the first picture....... but yea not a morning girl for sure...lol Like clockwork every morning she goes to the middle yea I am awake branch, then to the you are way...

hmmm maybe ill drop to a 40watt and see how that changes temps as that would seem to be the least disruptive to her on/off basking routine. and then adjust maybe duration and such if needed.

do you think its better for her to drop basking temp by reducing the basking light hours/duration on or just drop the wattage of the bulb

ill make a few adjustments. so lowering basking will help to reduce egg production...that's interesting i just thought overall temp was a factor....

when feeding daily about 5-8 small feeders now on every other day about 4-6 mix of medium silks and Dubia (daughter most likely sneaking in a superworm and or hornworm fromtime to time lol ) daily basking 86, mid enclosure temp 79 nighttime 70 is the pretty normal.

not right now but back in it goes i guess

yea this is the spot for info... and where i directed him

7-8months old and was feeding daily silks , dubia and mixing in some crickets and horn worms last 2 weeks or so been moving her to every other day...

So my newest veiled female doing great eats EVERYTHING and really overly friendly....lol and seems to check all the other health boxes... She seems to be getting a little more pumpkin like ..especially when in her sleeping spot... She never goes to the ground or digs ... She stays mostly in...

yea i hope so as well ... as i have my chameleons to tend to and worry over.. lol

Beman, thanks for the info Its only one eye ... i dropped off a spare dripper, some sups and silkworms to my buddy this morning on the way to work... we had a quick chat and I'm thinking it's a few issues as he said he gets mostly mealworms no sups and only misted in the AM... sounds like a...

So was looking at a friend's male veiled and noticed his eye looked a bit off to me... he just finished a shed but, in the pic i attached his eye looks a little off.... any thought on this ... maybe some shed ?? To me the little guy looks like he needs some groceries and better hydration....but...

Nothing to see here ...move along move along What...is there something on my face?

now that is really funny...