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We had a sad situation that I won't get into, but as a result, our viv is no longer in use. I've got it posted in [ Invalid URL Removed / p= t=256822 f=2 ]. Unfortunately, really for people in Colorado only. You can see how it was made here. And even if you aren't interested in buying this...

It's good. It's not quite as easy as tile (in some ways), but it's fine. The good thing is there is no grout or gaps. The cork flooring has a sealant on it that makes it water proof, however if they make a watery poop and it dries out then you typically need to use a wet sponge or rag to clean...

Hey, here is some more thought son this now that I've had it a while. I think the cork floor is good. It is pricey, but it's not that bad. It's like $55 to $75 for a box of flooring. You could do tile likely for about $15 or less, but the cork is easier to cut and when you get it all in it's...

Mine has been doing the same thing. I was pretty aggressive about feeding him hornworms and nightcrawlers just to make sure he was staying hydrated. But really he seems to be fine, just slowing down a bit. Mine just went 3 weeks without pooping, but finally did. I think it's largely the time of...

He finally made a big, stinky, wet poop today, so it seems all is well, but he must have gone at least 3 weeks without pooping. I don't know if the worms did it or what, but he seems like he's not into roaches at the moment. Now that's he's pooped I'm not so worried. I think he's just slowing...

We gave him one last Sunday, but may try again this weekend.

He just ate another huge hornworm. Man, he's got to poop. It's like a person eating 10 bowls of high fiber cereal and 10 prunes and not pooping :p I don't know where he's keeping it all :p At least I'm not worried about him being dehydrated anymore.

The easiest thing to get them to eat usually is soft bodied worms. For a small one like yours this would probably be Black Soldier Fly Larva, a.k.a. Reptiworms or Calciworms. (They are maggots). Other good options are silkworms and butterworms. Silkworms are harder to get and care for and...

Still no poo. He's eaten 4 or 5 night crawlers and 4 or 5 hornworms since Sunday with no poo. He hasn't eaten much in terms of veggies. I took him out of his enclosure for about 30 minutes today, still no poo. He's been acting normal otherwise.

Forget crickets. Crickets are pretty much one of the worst foods for them in terms of getting them to eat them, and they aren't great nutritionally but they are okay. The easiest thing to get them to eat typically is soft bodied worms. If this one is thin, then I'd go for the following...

We got the hornworms last night and I fed him 2 good sized ones this morning. So in the past 2 days he's eaten 3 large nightcrawlers and 2 medium sized hornworms. So I feel good about that, but he still hasn't pooped. I think if he would just poop I'd feel much better and let him be. I did give...

I think he was getting dehydrated. I just fed him 2 large night crawlers and he gobbled them up. That's his first night crawlers. I ordered some hornworms but they won't get here 'til tomorrow so I went ahead and grabbed the nightcrawlers while I was at PetCo. I feel a lot better after he ate...

Hmm still not sure what's going on. He kind of sprang back for a while and did get ore active and eat a little, but his appetite is way down and now he's back to sleeping in the corner. He's been sleeping in the corner for 2 days now. He still lifts his head up when I reach in and try to feed...

well, this morning he got up and about and he's eaten quite a bit. I hand fed him a bunch of collard green leaves and he ate roaches and super worms, so he seems fine.

He was in his cave again all day today. His eyes are open during the day. He looks fine size wise, he;s not skinny or anything. I think I'll get a new UVB bulb just in case, it's about 8 months old anyway.