About to lay?

[Ag.parks]

Hello! Sorry for posting a lot but I’m a little nervous about my cham. She seems interested in the laying bin I have in there but all she does is sit on it and eat the sand in it. She’s around five months old (could be older!) so she could definitely lay around this age but I can’t tell. I could also be feeding her too much.. idk. Right now I’m cup feeding her about 4-5 crickets and hand feeding her a few mealworms so that I can gain her trust. What do y’all think?

 

[Graves923]

Eating substrate could be a sign of a nutritional deficiency. Are you using the proper supplements and gutloading feeders?

She does not look gravid to me. Gravid colors are very dark with mustard yellow spots.

I suggest filling out the help form in my signature.

 

[Ag.parks]

Eating substrate could be a sign of a nutritional deficiency. Are you using the proper supplements and gutloading feeders?

She does not look gravid to me. Gravid colors are very dark with mustard yellow spots.

I suggest filling out the help form in my signature.

I’m using reptivite and repticalcium without d3. I’m using crickets and I’m feeding them cricket food and some fruits and veggies.

 

[The Wild One]

Don’t use mealworms they have no nutritional value

 

[Brodybreaux25]

Not gravid.

 

[Ag.parks]

Don’t use mealworms they have no nutritional value

Are superworms better?

 

[janjan20]

Are superworms better?

Super worms are better. Here is a care sheet of the best feeders.

 

[Thatwizard420]

Mealworms have no nutritional value, but from my experience they love them.... It’s the junk food of reptiles lol