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I havent been on the forum in some time, but I wanted to share my appreciation for all the answers I found when needed here. I'm also here to sadly to inform the group that my beautiful 8+ year old,Female Sunburst Veiled past away this week. She was a Great girl, lived a healthy and long life...

thanks for your effort but,the actual bug is the American cockroach.

hey everyone, it's been sometime,I was wondering if anyone knew a safe way to get ride of water bug/roaches other then keep things clean.I'm finding them underneath may cage where it's moist .Any suggestions would be appreciated...

do you have any photos of an adult?

have you tried to just leave some feeders in a place where it can eat if it wants .Like leave 6 crickets in a container that they cant crawl out of but can be seen from above and see if there 6 later. Sometimes they'll only eat when your not watching.Good luck ,hope things turn for the better.

leash or not ,it's still subject to predators :eek:

no ice cubes.make sure it's not too hot up top and mist long periods with warm water.

hmm, maybe he's just got a high metabolism or maybe locus aren't given him enough meat, try gut loaded crickets , the photo shows him looking a bit skinny ,maybe it was just the photo, good luck and glad to hear you are feeding him plenty and often.

aside of the EYE prob, it seems you cham is really skinny and needs to eat a bit more, go ahead and put some meat on that lil one.:)

Apple , it's good your concerned but, just try the search key before asking questions and you'll see that almost every question has been asked already and the answers is there with no wait, which is even better :)

what part of NC do you live in?I'm from the Coastal Region .I may be interested in maybe having you stud out one of your males. I have a lovely lady who ,I'd lie to see a clutch from without having to possess a male.

he's? or is it a She? But, either way looks fine , probably once you get things back to normal and give em some good food "lots" and some good ol water.Should be even better then .I like the markings! Soo...Yeah, Doesn't look to me you have anything to worry about.

I'm no expert but, I'll do my best.Is he's in a 10 Gallon Glass ?? It may not be well ventilated enough ,Also ,the temp sounds a bit high for a young Cham. Does he have a way to ecape the heat ?Are you Misting on the regular ? What and how often does it eat? Is there ample Plant Life and things...

they get braver and curious , eventually he cruise over there if he hasn't already.

hey, thanks !! Maybe one day We'll set em up on a blind date:D I would like her to have one clutch at some point, she's too lovely to not and your Handsome Male is just What I'm looking for. So, if ya ever make down to the States let me Know, Thanks ,RR

good looking fellow!!wish i looked that good while i was sleeping:p

I have a sunburst female who, brother looked just like yours. Mine is also 9 months which is a lil ironic but, mine came from FL and you live in canada so I don't think there's anyway they're related .I live in NC but, I may be interested in some how making it happen. Here's a photo of my...

hey , chams are very attracted to flowers and I would pretty ,much 86 artificial plants.There are some real plants that will actually benefit your cham. Yeah , the fake plants are supper dangerous once the are big enough to bite the leaves off.the live plant you have now is fine. there's link...

check out this link to a post a wrote about turning your LiL Dripper into a much larger one.It easy and I though you may be interested . https://www.chameleonforums.com/make-yo-lil-dripper-5592/

just get the water hot so when you mist it will be warm on contact.Test it on you hand 1st. Also, make sure the water using isn't bad tap water that may have high chlorine or other chemicals. I've bought water drops but, i used to just boil the water and then let it cool .I also did this for...