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Petsmart sucks. If they treat her they lose money. You can try to talk them into putting her up for adoption or in the back in the quiet room, I used to call that room the back room of death because once you went in you never came back out. You're probably not going to be able to save her but...

We all love @Andee I don't know how you stay so helpful and friendly to everyone. Watch out for @Kristen Wilkins and @Replife, I don't know how they're not banned yet for bad behavior :D

Yeah I know. I only pointed it out because I was lucky to get one

My mellers was CH

Mel is a few days shy of 1 year and not full grown yet.

Don't get me wrong, parsons are cool too and I like that you can find them CB but that's an expensive cham.

They're the largest mainland species of cham. Montane species. Likes cooler temps and lots of water. I think they're awesome looking. Have a little nose horn and occipital flaps they wave when they're mad.

Get a mellers if you want a large cham.

mealybug

@jajeanpierre good eye, I will do. I subscribe to the same school of thought as you, chams are not poodles, I don't handle mine, and I only get Mel out once a week to weigh him and didn't even notice that because I was too busy taking photos. That's part of the reason why this forum is so...

She's not too young to lay, they can lay as early as 4 months and I'd get rid of the substrate and mealworms. She absolutely needs a vet visit.

Do you have a lay bin for her? Better pics?

Probably not. It would more than likely be collected fresh and mailed overnight and processed the next day. No different than what we do for some human samples.

Mel is approaching his 1 year hatch day. He was 125 gm yesterday. I had him outside for the beginning part of the summer and he was packing on 10 gm a week but now that it's 90+ degrees every day he's back inside, however, I will take him back out once the heat breaks. His attitude was...

I've never heard of that in my area but if it was accurate I'd be interested

I'm feeling the urge, I'm seeing another cham in my future soon. I mean I could be doing drugs, so a new cham is a better choice.

Yes it's constant worry in the beginning. Then after awhile and especially after you get more chams it becomes no big deal. Unless you get some weird hard to keep species, then it starts all over again. 3 of mine, I don't worry about at all, my melleri, constant worry.

email him. He'll respond

I only partially agree with Virgil, I don't behead them because I don't believe in the death penalty and because my chams can chomp them up just fine