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Congrats! Nice cham! Dam and sire?

I second that ??‍♂️

Sign up to be emailed when it’s back in stock for the meantime and keep looking around. @Beman posted a link that is only a little more $ if you can spare it.

This thread is 12 years old. I don’t think you will hear from the OP.

I got mine for $86.81 on petmountain.com. Look for the coupon code they have all over their site. Free shipping. No tax. Best price I found.

There is a similar thread already active that might give you what you’re looking for: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/show-me-your-cham-and-enclosure.175445/

So your current UVB is the compact bulb? If so, I would get the T5 linear now.

Agree with @MissSkittles. What kind of uvb and heat lamp do you have?

Limited outside time for the can be beneficial as @PabloTheCham pointed out. When you first get your cham though, it might be best to limit handling while they adjust to their new home and grow more comfortable with you. Occasional handling can be good to build that trust as long as they are not...

Yep, Kammers are using crickets pretty much exclusively for their little ones. I started mine on crickets and have been introducing BSFL and discoids along the way and will work on cutting back on the crickets with time.

This is what I use: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R586J37/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_MoMXEbKHGS1W3

Looks like it. Do you have a lay bin set up?

Congrats! Looks like you got the info you needed so we will wait patiently for pics of your new cham and sire info ?

If you’re referring to the fern, it’s a creeping jenny from Lowe’s. Honestly though, I’m probably going to pull it. It has been slowly withering so I’ll probably see if I can bring it back to life outside of his enclosure. It might just be getting too much light being where it is but, I don’t...

I agree. There was a cham photo I really liked in this month’s contest, but it had something in the background that barely caused it to miss my vote ?

This is Johnnie Walker. My first cham and enclosure.

Looks like a future photo contest contender!

Keep working with him occasionally so you don’t overly stress him and move slowly with him. Maybe use a branch or small plant to make him more comfortable while you transport him and treats to distract his attention. If you have any dogs, cats, or small children, make sure they are not around...

Here’s another thread about silk plants that might help: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/silk-plants.18105/ @Gingero has a few fake plants in her newest enclosure and she might be able to point you to some good ones to buy and where she got them.