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I am so sorry for your loss. It really sucks when that happens. I agree with @Nursemaia and everything she said. You will need to fix the supplements and a much better gut load for your next cham. You should have been giving a multivitimin twice a month as well. Aslo, your temps were...

Nice! I love the way they look....their beefy legs make me swoon!

Black Soldier Fly Larva

He could be a little slow on growing but if you have had him for 5-6 months then he seems small to me. Yes, dubia are better than crickets for what they offer and once can equate to a few crickets but he should still have been eating more than that. Just an example....my panthers put away...

I would also get some better gut load. Cereals are not a great gut load. Get some Bug Burger, then you can add veggies too. just oranges and cereal won't cut it nutritionally for your chams.

Sorry for the confusion, I was talking about the picture @nightanole had posted thinking it was yours by mistake. I would try offering a variety of feeders as well. At that age they should be putting away more than just 4 a day more like 10-15. They do start tapering off a little but his...

Oh, got it! Thanks for setting me straight. I guess I should have paid attention to who posted it!! :p

What is the bump with behind the back leg? Is it still there today? That looks like something that needs a vet to look at. Are you offering anything else besides the dubia? I would get him checked for parasites...of you have had him for 5-6 months he should be bigger.

So cute!! Advise has been given so I have nothing to add except that he's adorable!

I don't see a burn but a closer picture might help. Also, Please fill out the How to Ask for Help form that is in the Health Clinic, that way we can help you tweak anything in your husbandry that needs it. Without knowing what you are doing we can't really offer much for advise. I will say...

I've just always been the animal person, even as a kid. I've had...birds, rats, snakes, bunnies, dogs, cats, salamanders, turtles, a tortoise.... I worked a summer camp in Florida where I was in charge of the petting zoo first then moved to the reptile trailer halfway through since the guy that...

You need to know the temps in his basking spot. Also, filling out the How To Ask for Help form will help us help you get your husbandry right. Get a probe thermometer or as suggested above a laser thermometer. Temps are very important.

I do @ScrantonStrangler .... He was beautiful! I loved the white around his mouth. Here are two normal colors and then one really pissed off after a vet visit. All of my baby pictures of him though are gone because my computer was stolen:(

Nice! Happy Birthday!

Blue, red, purple....it doesn't matter. any light will disrupt their sleep. If you house drops below 50, then you could use a ceramic heater that gives off no light. As long as he has a good basking spot to warm up in the morning the temp drop will not hurt, it will only help. A temp drop of...

Nope, he will be just fine. The temps can go as low as 55 and he will be fine.

@Acall1st, First of all, you need to get him to a vet ASAP. Something is not right. I will say the floor of his cage is WAY too wet. Using paper towels that you can change out is better than having wet carpet that can breed bacteria. Once you get him to a vet there are a few things you will...

Very good looking. You're doing good, @jamest0o0

I've always thought they were neat looking. Good luck!!

I'm in LOVE!!!