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Maybe I'm mis-reading the post, but it sounds like your dubia is laying eggs? I know that roach egg sacks look like seeds or pellets.

Also, make sure you get a digital thermometer for the basking spot, it'll help you tremendously with keeping your temperatures right. You can get a zoomed one for like 6 to 8 bucks at off our one of our sponsors' sites, or petco.

I use a 75w basking light from the restore, it was only like 6 dollars. As for the fruit flies, I had the very same question just a week ago. Just tap the flies out into your feeder cup or onto a leaf near your cham. Even though they are tiny, their life span is very short, so even if a few...

Or he's been watching the girl chams and feels left-out o_o

She does look dehydrated and from your fecal description, I'd say it's definite, if it's yellow not white. Maybe try putting her on a plant in the shower?

My baby panther does this exact thing to the dubia nymphs I bought, he'll even puff up and open his mouth at them. I'm hoping he gets over it soon, I bought two cups of them and need him to eat them :P haha.

I'd say female and she looks the same size as my male so I'd say, 2 and a half months old.

The tube needed to be twisted a certain way into the hood...did you check to see if maybe you turned it the wrong way and broke the prongs off the light?

No kidding! When I took N'kulu out for his first sunning, the Robins dive bombed me twice so I had to take him inside >_< I didn't see a nest anywhere, so I think they wanted a baby cham snack!

It's small and at the bottom of my cage, my panther baby has never shown any interest in it at all. Perhaps if he has a veild it would be an issue as they eat a lot of plant material? However, I believe that poster may have an inaccurate list. The Kammers, the couple I got my baby from, use...

I have a pink anthurium, it helps make my cage look like a mini-rainforest :)

Thank you :D Now I just have to make sure he eats >_< with all the plants now, I fear the crickets may have the advantage :P

Generally speaking ANY sort of substrate at the bottom of the cage is a bad idea. That being said, there have been a few posts recently on the topic of artificial grass and the overall verdict seems to be if the grass is attached firmly to the matting, or whatever, and the cham can't eat it, you...

**Update** I determined through trial and error that it was possibly not the gecko cage (I removed the gecko, observed N'kulu, saw no change in his color, he remained black) that was upseting him. Instead, I believe that I possibly did not have enough plants in the enclosure (I had an...

I, personally, would not worry. My 2 1/2 old baby did this yesterday after I brought him back into his cage from sunning outside. He returned to his shades of "concrete" gray and white after about 3 minutes.

Get rid of that 5.0 coil light, you need a reptisun 5.0 linear tube light. I made the same mistake of buying that natrualistic dual hood with my cham. The coil lights are known to cause eye issues, it could be why his are closed. Also, be careful with that cricket keeper, you need to tape the...

Thanks! These pictures don't show it very well, but he is showing signs of some nice "aquamarine" around his head and body :D

Yeah, I'll have to break out the real camera once he learns to hold still, he wasn't too fond of the breeze :P but all and all he didn't get too stressed about it :D

Looks like the weather finally decided to cooperate...hope it lasts..

Wow! He looks amazing Carol, I hope N'kulu looks that nice when he gets older :D