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its the larva of the dermestid beetle.:) They are in the cricket tubs to eat the dead crickets, skins and poop, they are cleaners basically

hi there :) very nice cham i see you have a wooden enclosure.i have the same but bigger. can i ask is the roof still on or removed? i cant fully see. if not then it needs to be removed and meshed for added ventilation.alone there is not enough even with the basking dome cut-out. like i have...

look forward to seeing them :)

thanks guys :)

happy birthday to you x thats just lovely! :)

free ranging him with just a small plant outside his cage to come out onto whenever he wants is also a good idea as well as handfeeding.many chams are more chilled out when there out of there territory.ive heard many success stories doing this :)

great job dave!;) looks good x

congrats :) hes just lovely.x

very nice cham you got there ;)

thanks kath :) he does still have a little scaring, but it looks much better now the scab has come off :D

thanks everyone :)

when sully came to me he had a burn on his nose.im not sure how it happened after a week he shed and some of the shed had stayed around his nose. well i noticed today that the the shed has come off and sully has his beautiful nose back.im very happy.:) heres sully with the burn and now

he looks great! :)

sorry for you loss :( my heart goes out to you xx

i have this in the medium.sullys still small atm although he spends most of his time out of his home lol.but im upgrading to the large in 5/6 months.ive seen it and its a really nice size.:)

truly beautiful :)

yeah he does lol ;) thanks lisa x :)

very beautiful picture :)

yeah he does eat well :) he does seem to look bigger in his pics than he does in real life tho.