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One more Uroplatus fimbriatus

Here's one of mine:D

I have a wood burner in my living room and I keep 2 giant leaf tail geckos (Uroplatus) and I have no issues. I live in a split level and the Chams are up and down a level without issues (dehydration).

Nobody has heat on the West Coast?

I have gotten my Chams used to either feeding from a container or my hand. IMO the benefits are monitoring food intake and no loose crickets at lights out.

Looks amazing!

He really nice! I like his glasses. That black line behind his eye:cool:

I was thinking the same thing LOL

FYI my Veiled is the same color and reacts the same, take him out and he's brilliant and put him in and he's grey. Funny thing is, when he was in a smaller cage he was more colorful. I moved him to a bigger cage and he went grey. The only thing that changed was the location of his cage. It is...

I would only add vines. It looks very natural and I think the vines would maintain that, dowels will take away from it.

You just got him today? Give him a chance to settle in. Get UVB ASAP but if you got him today I wouldn't say that's the problem.

I did not know this :o

Because he's a red bar I believe.

From what I know, and I'm no expert, the meal worms should only be offered as a treat. They are high in fat and there exo skeleton in not easily digested. I'm sure others will chime in. Dubias are a great source of protein and can be used as a staple.

Love him! Haha. My veiled is wicked but getting better after 4 months of trying to get him to like me. Feeding them by hand helps. IMHO.