Recent content by Tatooineboy

I'm not sure about Chams, but Dandelion greens are excellent food for tortoises. So if it has the same nutrional value for torts, it may apply to Chams.

I thought pothos were safe to eat?

Tatooine= desert planet from Star Wars Boy= Um, yeah.

Mine likes to nibble on the pothos plants, esp where the water makes contact with the plant from the dripper above it.

Bah. If you don't like the contest, then don't enter it. I think its enjoyable to look thru all the entries, myself. Some of the best and most memorable pictures aren't taken by professional photographers but my amatures. Goes to show you that you don't have to have the best equipment or...

Thanks! And here. The first one turned out better than the second. Not sure what happened with the camera :( I have three potted Pothos along a small shelf in the back and a large Scheffelera plant in the front. Several vines of various lengths/girth interlock with the wooden bar that goes...

New picture! I re-opened his cage so it is now the full 48" and he is much happier! Plus, he can hide much better too, so he is more comfortable. You folks weren't kidding about growing. Since his first shed, he has continued to grow a bit ;) Additionally, he adores roaches! When I was...

Thank you :) 6-8", females being the larger of the two :) This batch of hatchlings were incubated between 87-89 degrees, so they'll probably be female.

Just recieved her this morning :) Tortoise in a box? Hmmm Suprise! Here I am! Tori the tortoise!

They're super tiny, though. Maybe an inch and a half long.

But your Cham isn't living on a tropical island. It is living in a cage in your house ;) It won't hurt to have some variety in their food. My 5 month old Veiled loves roaches as well. I bought some this past weekend at the local reptile show and asked the seller to get the "smallest ones...

I haven't seen the issue, but usually people either use: A) make the desired shape w/ styrofoam then applied grout/concrete and let it cure for stones B) Use corkboard C) Use Great Stuff to create the desired shape. Let it dry. Then apply GE Silicone II and while it is wet, apply coco-crick...

I would follow the recommendation of Justin and take the substrate out. Your cham could accidently consume some when catchin its food and leave him impacted. If you need a substrate, use newspapers or paper towels.

Awe, best of luck!

Maybe contact the vet and explain your situation. Maybe they'll be nice enough to work with you on a payment plan or something? Pay half now then the other half in two weeks or so. Just an option that may or may not work.