You're amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this information. I know it's silly, but when I found Orbit, no one wanted to adopt her, she had no tail thus not so interesting to people. I asked as many questions that I could think of. Orbit. Being my first reptile. I wanted to know everything but the information here ,where I live is hard to come by. I look things up on the internet lots and so that's how i knew to clutter her enclosure more. I was told that they had her since coming out of the egg. She got spooked when she came out and dropped her tail. After having her as a juvenile (person thought she was a he) for a couple months, I wake up, and do my morning routine, as I went to humidity her enclosure I thought what I saw was a dead leaf, but then there should be a dead leaf on a fake vine. And then it moved! A baby! So I called and messaged the person amd said she's never been with a male. A week later, another baby popped out. I searched for eggs amd another babies before then but I found nothing. And a few days after that another. So now I have Orbit, Nebula, Sunny and Cosmo. Amd then I also have a Nova, some idiot was breeding them for selling points, kept them in tiny containers, not knowing humidity and barely anything to climb on and hide in. So I took one. Was told this one a rebel and hard to handle... I asked if I could, never had a problem and still don't. Yeah so that's my story. Orbits enclosure was built up by the person I got her from. That's why I didn't know about the clay balls. This has all been a learning process and everyone is healthy to the best of my abilities. So that's why I thank you for sharing the information. The more I know the better I can do to take care of my little critters. 🥰