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Hi guys. Haven't been on here for ages. Thought I would check out the new look CF . I recognise some old timers.x

If he likes worms you could introduce silk worms. They are soft bodied and full of calcium.

So sorry Jann. His photos are beautiful.

When I can get leaves, I'm in UK,I freeze what I don't use for times when they are not available.

Can you post a pic please.

Haven't been on here for a while. Glad to see hes doing well. Handsome boy.

I picked up two on Friday and have started to gather together the requirements for Bioactive soil. Springtails and wood lice arrived today. They would take care of any mould.

I'm hoping someone will be able to tell me what type of pigmys these are, also what sex are they please. The darker of the two seems to have a bulge.

Veileds are a good first Cham. They are a little more hardier than panthers. If you choose a female remember they will lay eggs regardless as to whether they have mated or not.:)

I use a " really useful box " for locusts. Med faunarium for crickets and dubais. It's good that you are doing your research before you get your Cham. Do you know what you would like to get?

Greetings from foggy Aberdeen. Have you looked at sandrachameleons blogs on here about gutloading. I make up a batch which lasts for ages. I prefer fresh fruit and veg for wet gutload.

Hi welcome to the forum. I'm really sorry that your friends baby is sick. I see you have given some good info but can I ask you to fill in the form, link below. https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/ Can you post pics. What kind of Cham is she. How long have you been looking after...

Thanks Dyana. I hoped you would answer. Popeye was on the back of the sofa climbing on my shoulder and I could hear a very slow rhythmic noise which I was sure it was his heart. He was right up against my ear. It was much slower than a human heart.:)

Thanks. Found the last article the best.

Let it mate and you will have super silks.:D