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im impressed with the pictures you took. Your chams look great! :)

haha looks just like my cham. Looks like yours is doing pretty good which is good to see :)

is it healthy to just keep your cham on Crickets?

WHEW thanks a LOT for posting asbout tomatoes, now i know what not to get at the grocery store :)

Welcome back and very sorry for your loss :(

i'm just worried that the crickets will jump out of the cup and i dont want that becasue the cage i built, the screen holes are to big and they will go right threw the holes then i will have to worry about crickets all over my house lol. But i am going to home depot sometime in the week and...

ok thanks. i am about to start cup-feeding and i have not ever done it before. i have a container that is 5 inches deep, do you think my cham can reach down that far to grab them with his tongue?

about how many months would you say? or weeks?

yeah i am trying to get the most imformation possible because i am a new cham owner and still learning. I had my baby cham for 2 days now and i think its going good for the most part. White on the poop so i know its hydrated :)

oh and of course thats not everything that is in my chams cage lol, i will have the new cage loaded with plants

right now he is in a glass tank with paper towel on the floors. It is not that high is why he can grab them from the ground, of course he has to travel down close to the ground. I am moving my cham into a cage screen enclosure cage that i built recently very very soon. Im just figuring out how...

How much should i feed a Veiled cham that is about 3 months old? Should i just always keep crickets in the cage?

ah ok i see that now, i must have read it wrong or was thinking of someone elses size

very sad to hear what has happened, i hope everything turns out okay for your little buddy

Can i put the cup on the floor of the cage underneath his spot? Usually when i let the crickets run freely in the cage, my cham will grab them off the ground. Will this be any different?

I buy since i can afford it + i have to much time on my hands to take care of crickets and a cham heh, it is a good idea though if you dont have good income

I agree with Hilikus, you need a bigger cage for your cham :)

ahh lolll i measured and it is about 2 1/2 inches

good idea, nice cage you got there, it looks really good :). I just dont want them jumping out of the top cause they can jump pretty high lol

how big do i cut a hole at the top? just enough so the chams tongue can fit threw?