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So a fogging machine is necessary for a veiled Cham? I'm in the uk, its nowhere near as humid or hot as the us. I have a vivarium with glass doors..

would you advise using the Zoo Med reptile fogger for a veiled cham?

Thanks man. Would you say there was any need for a fogging system too? Or is that non essential?

There's only so much time I can dedicate to reading through forums unfortunately. Though I do try to read as much as I can. it can be quite time consuming trying to find the right answer where as asking the question will generally give a good specific response. Which I'm extremely greatful for...

How do you all go about storing your feeders? Do you have separate enclosures for your feeders? If so, would you keep say crickets and locusts in together? I'm trying to figure out how to go about gutloading my insects. At the minute I have all my insects stored in the cartons that I bought them...

no its a horizontal wooden viv with glass sliding doors with a uv fluorescent tube, heat lamp and heat mat. ive now switched off the heat mat to reduce the temperature. i think he just flogged me a basic reptile set up for something like a dragon. ive just got back from the reptile store though...

yeah, the drop in temp during the winter would worry me. my house get quite cold at night and i cant really keep the heating on all night. he sits with his mouth open from time to time. hes doing it now. i think this may be because he has a horizontal viv and not a vertical one, so hes unable...

the purpose of the substrate was to cover a heat mat that the owner of the reptile store said was needed to achieve the temperature along with a heat lamp. shall this be removed also? Thanks

i was just able to take a little video of him shooting his tongue at the sand. same spot every time. its weird. is it possible to upload the video so people can take a look and see what they think?

I'm thinking of getting a new enclosure for my cham. just wondering what you all think is the best to get him considering i need to maintain temperature whilst get adequate ventilation. im based in the uk so its quite cold, i think a mesh enclosure wouldnt maintain the right temperature? im not...

yeah, just had a good read over it now and wasnt aware that gutloading was such a big part of the chams diet. honestly, i thought i was doing enough. will have to start feeding the feeders. What was that uk site? i have a few more questions if your able to help please mate. Hes strutting around...

Thanks! the site is great. being new to forums though, its more than slightly confusing! Thats great thanks dave, i had a feeling that i was just been fed a load of s$%^ from these guys. i'll look to get the powders asap. my cousin has a bearded dragon and he uses the same powder that was sold...

yeah hes poopin' and it looks healthy. When i received him, the shop owner gave me small wood chippings as a substrate, but i immediately went out and got sand from a reptile center as i was afraid he may miss a cricket and end up choking on a bit of wood. i was told in the reptile center that...

Hello to all I have a baby veiled cham which i think is approximately 8-12 weeks old, ive had him for a month this friday. i was told by the owner of the store that i bought him from that he was 3 weeks old when i bought him, making him nearly 7 weeks now, but having compared him to other...