Help veiled digging and laying eggs

[Brodybreaux25]

yes the egg is infertile, anyway tomorrow I will make her the bin and I will take her and put in the bin for the whole day. can I take her when I see her on the ground or do I wait her to be again on the branches?
btw I checked and I cant see other eggs. I sadly dont have money for another vet visit. she had a visit 5 days ago and they told me she was fine.. fuck em. I really hope she will lay eggs by tomorrow or wednesday.. thank you all guys

If I were doing this I would make her the bin tonight and put her in it as soon as she wakes up in the morning. Don't wait for her to go to the branches or ground, as soon as she wakes up.

 

[Brodybreaux25]

What type of material are you putting in her lay bin?

 

[jarvis1]

If I were doing this I would make her the bin tonight and put her in it as soon as she wakes up in the morning. Don't wait for her to go to the branches or ground, as soon as she wakes up.

yeah I would do that too but here its 10.30pm, stores (for the substrate) are closed until tomorrow morning. the only thing I can do is to wake up tomorrow at 7am and try to make the bin asap. I will let you know how it goes, thank you!

 

[jarvis1]

What type of material are you putting in her lay bin?

regular universal substrate for plants which is already mixed with sand. I have only that one, it is my only chance. (some people say that is fine)

 

[jarvis1]

should I put the heat bulb on the bin? or it is unnecessary?

 

[Brodybreaux25]

Don't put it right over the bin, maybe just off to the side so she doesn't get cold. Your main goal here is to put her in the bin first thing in the morning and leaver her alone all day. don't even check up on her till the end of the day...

 

[jarvis1]

guys she's still digging and going up and down in her viv but today I found another egg wtf, I have the lay bin ready, is there any good way to take her out of the viv and put her in the lay bin? I'm so scared

 

[Brodybreaux25]

guys she's still digging and going up and down in her viv but today I found another egg wtf, I have the lay bin ready, is there any good way to take her out of the viv and put her in the lay bin? I'm so scared

What happened to putting her in the bin and leaving her alone? What do you not understand about leaving her alone so she can do her thing? Why ask for advice if you are going to totally ignore it?

 

[jarvis1]

she's not watching me, I got a blanket on the viv, I'm just doubtful 'cause I don't know if she'll lay anyway in the viv or not. I don't see any other eggs for now, I removed the 2nd egg this early morning while she was sleeping, I didn't find others.
I just wanna know if I have to put her in the external lay bin or leaving her in the viv because she keeps digging between the lava rocks under the substrate, I'm afraid that she won't find a good place and she'll keep the eggs

 

[Brodybreaux25]

@Remkon @jannb @Angelwolf @kinyonga @Chameleon Mike @Matt Vanilla Gorilla
Forgive me for just throwing your name out there without really knowing you but whenever I see your names on the forum I know you can bank on the advice given. Jarvis1 needs advice on what to do with his female that I believe is already eggbound and beyond my level of experience. I don't know what else to do with him...

 

[jannb]

she's not watching me, I got a blanket on the viv, I'm just doubtful 'cause I don't know if she'll lay anyway in the viv or not. I don't see any other eggs for now, I removed the 2nd egg this early morning while she was sleeping, I didn't find others.
I just wanna know if I have to put her in the external lay bin or leaving her in the viv because she keeps digging between the lava rocks under the substrate, I'm afraid that she won't find a good place and she'll keep the eggs

This is a tough call but in your situation I would move her to a laying bin that she can not get out of, such as a tall trash can with 10 inches of sand in the bottom.

 

[jarvis1]

This is a tough call but in your situation I would move her to a laying bin that she can not get out of, such as a tall trash can with 10 inches of sand in the bottom.

thank you.. do I have to leave her there also during the night?

 

[jarvis1]

ok.. guys I placed her in the lay bin, I placed the heat bulb on it and well.. I don't know what to do, I used a blanket so she can't see me. Hope she'll lay by tomorrow

 

[Brodybreaux25]

You are done now, just leave her alone and pray. You've done all you can do.

 

[jannb]

thank you.. do I have to leave her there also during the night?

Yes, leave her alone with p,entry of privacy.

 

[jarvis1]

thank you guys for your support. I can hear her scratching her feet against the bin walls, I think she's trying to escape, I hope she'll eventually get used to it.. I placed a mesh on it so she can breath quite well. the soil is well moist. let's just wait... I'll update you if anything happens.

 

[jarvis1]

she's digging according to my remote cam let's hope for the best

 

[Brodybreaux25]

Good move! I use a wifi camera to keep an eye on my hatchlings as well!

 

[jarvis1]

Good move! I use a wifi camera to keep an eye on my hatchlings as well!

yeah I used an old android phone turned into an IP cam, btw she's still digging A LOT. tonight when she's asleep I'll mist a lil bit the substrate to make it moist again ready for tomorrow

 

[jarvis1]

guys is that normal that I still hear her digging sometimes? I mean I can hear some noise from inside the bin but it's 9.20 pm here, lights are off, she should be asleep.