I just read up on the symptoms I saw. Egg binding. I didn't read about that at all and I didn't understand what she was doing. The people sold me the female not knowing it was the hardest to raise.
Its ok junior,im glad u are reading and searching in the forum,regarding the egg laying.first thing first,u will need to prepare a laying bin with 10 to 12 inches of playsand or organic soil in that taller bucket,also a branch for her to step inside that bucket,do feed her lots gutloaded feeders with calcium supplement lightly dusted on ur feeders,she will eat as much as u giving her,but DO NOT OVERFEED HER,usually that causes a larger clutch of eggs development n might cause the egg binding,let her get as much hydrated as she can,once the laying time comes,you will not handling her at all,she will slow down on her eating n start roaming to the bottom side of the cage,once u seeing her digging in the sand or soil,please do not disturb her at all,cause she will stop what she was doing,and thats when the egg binding problems comes,she has to lay all the eggs out,or you will have to bring her in for a vet visit ,egg binding can even cause a death problem on the cham .
