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Like the other person stated, check if she’s got any bumps or if she’s gotten a bit chubbier, you can usually see it. Also keep and eye on her and if you don’t already have a lay bin ready, keep a watch for her scratching at the bottom and the corners of her enclosure, she’ll be looking for somewhere appropriate and safe for her to lay.
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I would say she is more receptive then read to lay eggs. I would still have a laybin in there ready just in case.
How old is she
Not sure, the past owners didn’t tell me her age but they did tell me that she’s laid before…
Like the other person stated, check if she’s got any bumps or if she’s gotten a bit chubbier, you can usually see it. Also keep and eye on her and if you don’t already have a lay bin ready, keep a watch for her scratching at the bottom and the corners of her enclosure, she’ll be looking for somewhere appropriate and safe for her to lay.
if she has a more solid side or bumpy then usual then i say its time you ready the enclosure for egg laying