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it’s actually really small i just zoomed in and got really close haha. thank you

this horn worm looks a little funky. is it shedding or something? do they do that? can i still feed it to cammy?

So i know that chams tend to eat leaves especially the females but is there a specific reason why? i feel like she knows that it’s not feeding day so she’s gonna sit there and eat the leaves to make me feel bad and feed her but i know that’s not why lol. so is there any specific reason why they...

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here we go! i moved the 2x a month supplement day to friday, and gets regular calcium monday and wednesday. i just got more bsfl but we will be getting some other feeders to mix in with that!! thank you guys so much

usually i do but i forget sometimes lol

i feed her daily (changing that) i mostly gave her bsfl but i gave her roaches a lot too and sometimes meal/ horn worms for treats but im makinh changes to her food:)

ok thank you so much i’ll change this up

jeez i almost forgot we do give her discoid roaches frequently too

sometimes i give her a few larva and a super worm or something. what i meant was the larva are her main diet

that’s her main diet i feed her horn worms as a treat, as well as super worms. sometimes when i run low on larva i feed crickets

i keep track of temps and they are where they should be, i have everything down except feeding. that was the only thing i wasn’t sure about. i have a calendar where i track supplements so i will label what days to feed her on there as well. so 3 feeders 3 days a week? what if the larva aren’t...

usually i feed her 4 or 5 black soldier fly larva daily

ok. soooo cammy will be a year in september and i still feed her once daily. i know i should be feeding her every other day i just feel bad because every morning she comes over to where i put her food dish and she loves food. i know chams (especially females) will eat as much food is put in...

throwback to when cammy was a baby and i didn’t know anything and had a horrible setup!

i couldn’t help with the sickness part, but what i can help with is the set up of the enclosure. i haven’t read all the other responses, so if this has been said already i’m sorry. the first thing is lights. they aren’t touching the cage, so it might not be warm enough. you need a long UV light...

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yep. i’ve done all my research:))

6+ inch of washed playsand and organic soil mixed. covered behind plants, stays moist and holds position when you touch it