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There Is still hope...a vet. Just bring him in. Not sure why you wouldn't keep him separate from another reptilr like that anyway.

Scheflerra, pothos, ficus, hibiscus. all great plants. Hibiscus is hard to keep Indoors tho.

awesome thanks guys. i already feed him phoenix worms but i know theres alot more goodies out there for him.

How often do you feed your cham butter worms? I have a 3.5 month old male veiled I plan to start introducing new feeders to.

right on, thank you.

is it true that olive oil will help your cham with constipation? if so, is there a specific kind that works best? any help is greatly appreciated.

i'm sorry that happened :( hopefully he's better soon.

i have no idea what it could be but take a picture for more knowledgeable people to see.

you made a great choice by coming here. you will get nothing but the best help. and that cage looks amazing great job. only thing i see would be the top of the pants need river rocks to cover the soil.

lucky lucky lucky that's cute stuff.

not a dumb question at all. wire is your best bet. you can find a roll for a couple bucks at any hardware store and it will last you forever. tacs will either break or break the screen itself, twist ties seem to be too big and flimsy and tie wraps don't give the freedom of movement that wire does.

i have a 2 year old scheflerra. grows without problems.

Just make sure you get every piece of info needed even before you get your first. Check my threads if you want. 100 threads of questions I asked before I got my cham.

Noone else has experienced this?

15-20 is perfectly normal. I feed my 3.5 month old 15-20 plus 10 phoenix worms a day. They need to eat alot to grow. I don't know who told you 5 crickets a day but whoever did I'm sure their cham is hungry most of the time.

How many stress/scared patterns have you seen on your cham? A stick fell in my chams cage so I picked it up and went to put it back and when I looked up at him he had a weird new pattern I haven't seen before.

Exactly :) their eyes catch everything. As soon as a bit of movement is seen he will.be right over there to check it out.

i use a normal Tupperware container. crickets cant climb because it's slippery.

as long as they don't sting her she should be ok. if anything try and make the bee sting something in advance.

haha my 3.5 month old veiled is like that. loves his food. i also don't think he would stop eating if i didn't cut him off.