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Brad, I agree on your input about gutloaded insects (they are a good food for chams). But I still think wild insects would be better. Hmm.. It´s not always easy to find the right words when youre discussing something in english. Can we keep the rest of this thread in Swedish? :D I read this...

Think about that chams eats a much more varying diet in the wild, not just crickets and silkworms. And those insects probably eats more varying than what we provide them (even if we gutload). But I agree its an interesting question.

I used a feedingcup similiar to this one. And it worked perfect. http://www.chameleonnews.com/year2003/jan2003/hints/hints.html

It will work with any spot light that provides white light. But from that link a would go for either https://www.petclubuk.com/view/product.do?id=1372 or https://www.petclubuk.com/view/product.do?id=2711

75 Watts sounds to much for those little ones. As mentioned in this thread younger chams don´t handle to high (or low) temps. Good info about chams can be found here: http://www.chameleonsdish.com http://www.chameleonnews.com http://www.adcham.com

Chris which cham got the prey in the first photo? :D Great pics all of them thanks for sharing. I have tried to nail one of those tongues but I never succed :mad:

That sounds great! And pics is always welcome! :D

Male Veiled becomes larger than the females. And a question. Do you keep your chams together?

The red bulb is good for other reptiles but not for chams. Chams goes for the brightest place to bask (bright=sun). Those red bulbs doesnt give that much light and its harder for the cham to find the basking spot. So follow Daves advice.

First, I agree with everyone. He is a nicelooking cham! But I also have seen the attitude change in my cham. She been outside a lot this summer and she is so mad at me all the time.

I would put in more braches and vines in there and maybe more plants. If you have any petshop that sells Exo-Terra products they may order an Exo-Terra flexarium http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/flexarium.php for you.

I´m sorry for your loss. But I think it´s hard for anyone to tell you what the reason was. Like Julirs said it seemed like you were doing everything right.

I sure looks like she/he has spurs on the last pic.

I have my thoughts on that. But first I have to get papers for the import from the Swedish Board of Agriculture. I heard with the guy I bought these from and he knew of 1 other guy who breed Silkworms in Sweden. So if I am successful I have a lot of customers :D. But first off is the...

Need ideas for introducing a new feeder Hello all, I have recently got my hands on a bunch of Silkworms. These are very uncommon in Sweden and I had to pay almost 1$/worm. Now to the problem cause my money isn´t :rolleyes:. My usually "eat-anything-she-sees" Veiled female just stare at me...

The gauges isn´t that expensive. In sweden they cost around 15-30 CAD (todays exchange rate). But it costs a bit to have a cham. There is also gauges that measure temp and humidity. They usually cost a little more then the regular ones. Yes, chams can bite and from what I´ve heard pretty...

I understand your concern but I think you´ll will do just fine. Just keep updates I check forums like this and read threads and you will get great tips on how to keep your cham healthy. If you have enough drainage in the pots it will work. But I don´t water them in the pot that often. I rely...

Grats! That little one is for sure a small cham! Hopefully I will get some Brevs in the near future.

Here do you have 2 different nesting setups: http://www.chameleonnews.com/year2003/jan2003/nesting/nesting.html https://www.chameleonforums.com/im-thinking-gravid-4305/index2.html (page 2 in the thread)

If you are unsure how much supplements you should use take a look here: http://www.chameleonsdish.com/nutrition/plan.htm