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First mealworms are a treat worm- they can be fed every 2-3 days but you want a main staple like crickets live ones dubia roaches silk worms or bsfl- all staple feeders - fed 2-3 times per week- correct surface basking 95-100 taken w/ a digital probe thermometer- hot side of tank around 100...
Let her take the lead- it's good she's eating if she likes the bsfl better than the roaches that's fine - the bsfl are great for babies she may out grow them - offer her a variety silk worms are a great staple- see what she likes horn worms are a great hydrating worm - she may come back to the...
Making sure she has a balanced diet is key- feed fresh salads in the morning along w/ a staple feeder like BSFL are great to get her to eat her salads- I used 20-25 on the salads first thing in the morning and then added dubias - mine ate around 10-15 - then I would offer afternoon dubias around...
Here is some help I enlisted
I usually adjusted the lighting based on surface temps rather than worry too much about air temps, but taking that into consideration is OK too keeping in mind a wide range is OK. I typically set the basking surface around 38-42, but my dragons tend to prefer a bit...
Ok let me know how that works - your humidity really shouldn't be a issue- just make sure your using a digital probe hygrometer - probe on back center wall it will read the whole tank--
Please do not use a waterfall in the tank --- you cant control the humidity and you dont want her to develop a RI -- please get a humidifier placed next to the tank -- you want humidity levels 40-50% is optimal but not necessary and taken w/ a digital probe thermometer probe placed on the back...
I reached out to someone who has more experience than I and this is what she has said
She laid a lot so that may be the entire clutch. Another 2-3 may pop out in the next day or two. She should be fine, looks strong + healthy. :) You can soak her for about 5 minutes to give her a chance to...
They are infertile if she's not been w/ a male- please get the lay box set up she may lay more- congratulations you have a female-- you can get rid of them - please add extra or feed calcium on her insects- she needs it w/ laying eggs
Once she acclimates to her tank and surroundings her appetite will increase- she's eating that's good and she's pooping- when they stop eating basking pooping there is a issue
Any crackling or wheezing or popping? Humidity in the tank is what? It sounds like possible RI - what are the surface basking temps in the tank and how are you getting them? What kind of UVB are you using? Coil or long tube fixture?
I am gonna say your dragon is female - it sounds like she is gravid please set up a lay box for her --
LAYBOX
Plain topsoil that doesn't have any type of chemicals or fertilizers in it, mixed with sand, etc. Be sure it is at least 10-12 inches deep & that the mix is damp enough to where it...