Recent content by Chris.

Hi, no, I did pick her out a bit before I was able to bring her home and that was just a way for the breader to mark her for me. It's really light paint and it fainted after a few days (and she shedded off the remains yesterday). As for the morph and genetics, she is hypo het trans orange. Hypo...

We are soooo glad to hear that :) Hopefully he recovers quickly from this "advanture"

Sure, not sure what that does though...

As long as the rooms are below 85°F he should feel the urge to warm up at some point. I'd look for him hiding in thight corners or maybe he did already try to get some elevation in hope to get warm. I'd put up the brightest lamp you can find to lure him out. Maybe @xp29 has some more ideas...?

Without knowing the dimensions of your tank, 150W sounds a little strong. That is the exact food dish I use, it is good but does have some discoloration from some fruits I feed on occasion. My two dragons are on and love some loose substrate they can burry in. I use a sand mix that drys up and...

An adult can go at least a month without eating and survive temps quite a bit below 60°F/15°C for a couple of days. None of which is recommended of course.

That is a potentially dangerous situation. Please check again under the furniture and in confined spaces. They like to squeeze into tight corners. Also put out food and a heatlamp close to where you think he might be, that could lure him out.

He is beautiful :)

He doesn't understand why everything is suddenly gone :(

As mentioned, it depend on his size, I'm talking about bugs that are only slightly smaller than her head.

She's not happy with me today and even started the day trying to bite me. It became pretty obvious why, as she was shedding today ;)

He looks really annoyed by his shed....

He sheds right now but he has always had that, I think this might be the eardrum. Hard to see on my girl, she's already ready for bed.

They shed at their own shedules and it becomes less with age and size. At 19" he's probably close to full grown so he will shed less and you might want to consider transitioning him to the adult diet. As their metabolism slows down they require less protein and too much is in fact bad for their...

How old is he exactly? My girl is almost three months now and I give her three to four bugs, three times a day. The bugs should be about the size of the distance between his eyes. Feed more if they are smaller but never feed bigger ones.