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im speechless!:eek: Leelo is frickin awesome, hope everything works out with the eye.

are you cup feeding? because with that size enclosure and your little cham with pin heads running around it may be kinda hard to track how many are getting eaten.

yes its a feeder cup, there is a vid on here of how to turn a milk jug into a feeder cup. works really well also makes it easier to track your chams eating habbits.

what uvb do you have? it looks like you may have a little to much foilage, go get a ficus and put that in there and take out about half of that fake stuff. You may want to prop that light up off the cage so as your cham doesnt climb up there and get a burn.

that size should be fine for now, you will want to go bigger later on, at least a 3ft tall. with your bulb you really just have to figure out what your temps are and go from there, do you know what your temps are now?

Love the red, i gotta get me one. Shh- dont tell the girlfriend.:D

For some reason the 4th pic makes me go a little cross eyed. Nice pics.

OOOO LALA, nice. Glorfindel is amazing BTW.

what are the actual measurments?

I see that you are new so im sure people will let this slide, but this thread is old and dead. And standing up for Mucky_waters, not so good considering he is not generally liked on this forum. If you were sucessful on your enclosure experience , congratulations, what we do is try and inform on...

i guess while everyone is showing off i might as well get in on the fun. I love this bike.

Use the search option first instead of making alot of threads about general care that are already covered.

While your cham is still young you should try to start cup feeding, this way you can leave feeders in the cage for extended periods of time.

FYI- a cham sleeping in the daytime is not a good sign.

i assume those are centimeter measurments. Veileds grow very fast, in about a years time they will be nearly full grown. I would reccomend an all screen enclosure at least 3ft tall and 2ft in depth and width.

wow, where did you get him from?

You should remove the dead ones because they cause a stink.

Well i cup feed, so i just drop them all in the cup in the morning and let them eat at their own discretion.

thought i would throw this in but since the new Challenger has came out i have seen 3 driving around town. ENVY :D

my babies ate about 12 small crix a day, depending on where you get them. if you are getting them from a pet store you most likely are getting variable sizes, so feeding numbers will be up and down. Once the cham gets bigger you start feeding different and bigger feeders so mine only eat about 6...