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Try to find a big hanging pothos or two and hang them. You can train the hanging vines around your branches and they grow fast. Good place to start in my opinion.

Oops wrong roach, sorry!

One other thing, most people align the egg crates vertically rather than stacking so that all the poop falls to the floor instead of piling up in the egg crates.

Dubia roaches give live birth, no eggs to worry about.

Yes, a number of videos on YouTube using different sized holes in buckets or trays. Search "sorting dubia" on youTube.

Love (what I assume are) the Final Fantasy names :)

A vet visit will be in order. Could be a variety of things from a bite from a feeder to a fungus and more. Check out my blog link below. My chameleon has something like this we've been battling, diagnosed as skin cancer. :( My Cham is currently slowly healing from having the growths removed...

Looks really nice. Great idea to have the platform area for shade underneath and storage on top.

I think it really comes down to playing with the nozzle angle and having lots of foliage. I know exactly what you mean with it building up on the side of the screen, I managed to mostly solve it with plant and water source placement. Still get some water outside here and there, but very little...

Thanks as always Ferret. I had the same thought about cancerous cells in the area. We'll see what the vet here and his colleague have to say and one way or another, I'll be getting some silver sulfadiazene. I'd asked my vet both times I was there is there's something I should put on the wounds...

Update on Pablo and a question: So Pablo had all three masses removed about a month ago. 2/3 excision spots are healing pretty reasonably. The third spot is being difficult. Twice now I've had to take Pablo back to the vet because the sutures have pulled through his skin and left a pretty big...

I'm at right about the $1000 mark this year with Pablo's skin cancer.

My first thought was also sperm plugs. Yak, mature male chams flush out their reproductive system while defecating. What comes out is two nasty looking chunks of unused sperm. This thread shows it perfectly in the last two pics...

Interesting. I'm curious why you blanch them to begin with? Better for freezing? I sometimes get some silkies from a local petstore and the staff gives me a handful of fresh leaves which the silkies seem to enjoy (to say the least). I freeze other kinds of leaves raw (kafir lime leaves for...

Typically incandescent lights are used to create warm basking zones in your cage. On the left side towards the bottom of the forum are links to care sheets and specifics about lighting/heat. Lots of info there related to your questions.

It's common for them to change to lighter colors when sleeping. Search for "pajamas" on the forum to see pics of people's sleeping chams. :) Edit: I didn't mean to use the thumbs down icon. Stupid phone!

Thanks for the replies again! @Sandra, UV Meter is on my list in the next month here, thanks for the suggestion. This is a recommended one right? http://www.solarmeter.com/model62.html Any other brand suggestions are welcome. Based on your thought I decided to swap in my spare fresh 5.0 in...

Pablo sends e-hugs to everyone for their comments and compliments. ;)

Thanks to everyone for their responses, I really appreciate it. @ Ferret - Thanks for that info and the offer to see if there's anything new out there. My vet was right along line with only really knowing to remove the tumors. I can definitely see them connecting the UV with mammals in mind...

Hello forum folks, So I've been spending a lot of time with the vet lately trying to determine what some bumps on my panther Pablo are. Results have come back after a few tests and the vet and lab are saying squamous cell carcinoma (skin cancer) due to exposure to UV. I wrote an incredibly...