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You didn't, but that Ferdy angered me. Apology accepted. What is it about people? Whenever an animal has an issue, they immediate jump to the conclusion that it's a "cruelty to animals" case. Makes me so mad.

And I just spoke with my vet again on the Hydrogen Peroxide issue. He said, "It can irritate the eyes, but a small squirt of it will not do any damage. It works effectively to clean off any infection." Turns out, it worked great. His eye looks 100%.

Ferdy - Believe me, I spoke with a family friend vet before I did anything (he's 1000 miles away in Colorado). It was his idea to use the hydrogen peroxide. I don't have a good reptile vet available near me. I appreciate your thoughts, but I do not appreciate your rude comments, "Am I...

Not alot, but a little bit now and then. He'll rub it on a stick, or leaf, or whatever he's sitting on at the time.

Thanks Carrol. I tried some squirting a little bit of hydrogen peroxide into it this morning. If it doesn't appear to be getting any better by tomorrow then I'll try Terramycin. I know I can get it at the feed store because my dad uses it for his cattle. I'll just dilute it significantly and...

I tried washing it. It didn't work. What medicine would vet's treat them with?

Anyone have an idea what this is about? I noticed it yesterday. He can't really see at all out of it. His other eye is fine.

I agree. MBD is not the result of over feeding, but a lack of UVB, calcium, and vitimans.

I've now stocked up my weapons bag for potential parasites (microscope, slides, fecalizers, fecal solution, Panacur, Albon, and soon to be coming - Understanding Reptile Parasites book). I've been waiting for my cham's to poop for 4 days so I can evaluate it. I'm still scratching my head...

Thanks, but that stuff is ugly ugly. I'm looking for a non-standard solution.

Yeah, but it's hideous.

Other options such as Dubia Roaches and Superworms make feeding much easier than crickets.

I feed my cham's as much as they'll eat. I've only had good results doing it.

This stuff!!! This is the stuff i'm looking for. A good, hardy, bug keeping, lizard protecting, non rust able screen.

This is helpful! Thank you.

They rarely climb on the screens. Mostly if they've just been handled, or when a female is hunting around for an nesting spot. But they still end up with missing toenails - not bad, just a little. Either way, I still don't want it. And I'm not looking for a soft screen, but a heavy duty...

Been there - no luck. I'm looking for specialty screens. The kind you can't find at a common store. I guess "screens" probably isn't the appropriate word for what I'm looking for. More like "wire mesh" or "wire cloth" coated in plastic and in a diamond shape. Thanks anyways.

I have one in my vivarium. It doesn't seem to cause my cham's a problem at all.

Hey all, I'm thinking about building some more cages, but I'm going to look for other options for screen other than aluminum standard window screens. I just hate seeing my cham's lose toenails. Does anyone know of a good place that caries are large variation of screens? I'm trying to find...

Welcome guys!