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I drilled holes in the plastic bottom of the retail zoo-med enclosure that I bought and then put it on this free lil setup for like the first 9 months of my cham's life 💁

@Beman Congrats on your "promotion" by the way 👍

I haven't found any in his new home yet but the clump on the left in the original pic was as big as his head! So about nickel size all around, the other was dime sized. They have the same exact texture as the jellies for hydrating crickets but they're more compact and clear so my only guess was...

Dude that's an old cage, I use the right ones now and have a bigger cage with live plants and grow lights also. Thanks for the help ✌️

Thanks! I always follow your advice bc you scavenge for things like me lol

Thanks but I'm pretty sure the lights aren't the cause of these clear jellies.. any insight on that?

Here we go

They look the same but are clear and a little firmer. I don't have any pics right now of Brodie's enclosure but I do use flukers cricket quencher and hi calcium cricket diet for the crickets in their cage

Sorry, I had the same kind of question but decided to post a new thread since this one was old 😅

I only feed him crickets but they live in a separate cage

I find these little jewels every now and then at the bottom of my cham cage. What the heck is it? lol

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Here's Brodie when I first got him 😍 love that smile! Almost a month old, veiled male

Great, thanks for the welcome cookies!

To be clear, I'm talking about pumpkin vines. First, how would one go about turning some old vines that I liberated from my neighbors yard into safe and usable decor for a veiled chams home? More importantly, should I even spend the effort on these poor things? ( they're from probably almost a...

I have a commercial baking sheet under the cage that I hammered a channel and drilled a drain into. Few Jenga blocks to raise it up and a bucket underneath for the runoff 👍 I prefer a creative and... economically friendly approach