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The lake is an old sand pit dredged with an island in the middle with a cove cut in where a few boats can have some privacy away from it all. Lots of large old cottonwood trees

Great finds Tyrone ,another species of Bradypodion I've never seen ! Thanks for keeping us stuck in the States updated on your adventures. As always keep the pics coming Good luck with your next finds Dave

Good find, you have a runner on your hands. Keep an eye on that one. Probably looking for mama haha Good luck Dave

Looks female to me, she's a tinny little one Good luck Dave

Depends on how many crazy jet skiers are around

Hey Bob/Dude, No oceans here but do have a boat on Lake Woodcliff we water ski , kneeboarding and pull floaties around then hangout in party cove Does that count?

Bob, You have read my mind, what's it going to take for Torch to make the trip to Nebraska . Dave

Bob you have all sorts of great Chams going now , very impressive Dave

Bob this one looks a little chunky, does she have any babies in her ? Good looking Hoe. Keep the pics coming. I love the species , Dave

This is totally normal, I breed Xanth for several years. Your little boy looks healthy, I love their horns Good luck with yours Dave

Welcome to the forums, looks like a male to me. Good luck with your Cham . Have you named him Dave

Do you have a laying bin for her yet? she's showing gravid colors Beautiful girl you have Good luck Dave

From the pics I don't see any burn Good looking Veild you have there Good luck Dave

Good luck with the fight and Chams 2 of my favorite things Dave

I've had a couple tarantulas , your little fuzzy one is awesome . Keep the pics coming Good luck Dave

Congratulations Tyrone Great pic! & Cham!

Once I get more space available, I'll see what you have available. Keep the pics coming . Love those little Hoe dragons

Nice looking little Hoe !! Bob these are on my bucket list Doing a great job with them Good luck Dave

Another beautiful healthy looking Cham you have, nice colors . I don't get to see the exotics here in Nebraska

I would like to buy Katydids somewhere. I catch a few each summer. I don't know how hard they would be to breed. My Chams go nuts for them. Bright green, flying & of decent size , a good feeder for medium and larger Chams. Dave