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Thanks so much Jann! I had the opportunity to rescue a couple chams that really needed the chance and another fell into my lap and I couldn't resist! You know how it goes! I'm prepping for some future breeding projects and an eventual move into a dedicated Cham room. As it stands now, I've run...

Thank you!! :D

Awwww, thanks! I love that panther! When you spend time fighting an illness it brings you closer together! ;)

Since I haven't been on CF alot during this summer I thought I would post some new pictures of my crew. I have had a loss (RIP Camo), welcomed two new members to my scaley family and have introduced a new set-up to my babies which has helped with humidity and ultimately healthy, regular sheds! I...

Welcome back Trace! That is a wonderful bevy of lovelies you have! Can't wait to see them grow up on CF!!

I think this is the third thread tonite showcasing a white Cham! Funny how trends in reptiles effect the lines being bred! Not complaining though, I think they look fantastic! Love the white chams!

Eye problems can be a result of low Vitamin A. I have had experience with chronic eye problems in my Cham and added a (very small) drop of Vitamin A to his supplement schedule every 15 days. I saw an improvement, for sure.

He is beautiful for 9 months - and a shadow of what he'll develop to as an adult! He's going to be stunning! Congrats on your new Cham member!

I can't believe how thick this guys tail is! What a handsome beast!! Ya gotta get a name on him!

Nice looking Cham! Love the colours and patterns, especially the belly! Fantastic!

WOWSERS!!!! :eek: :eek: I love this guy!!

Not knocking LLL, but I'd be much happier owning those panthers! :D

Has he shed recently? Could he have a piece of shed n his eye? What wattage of bulbs are you using? Sometimes if your Cham is young and the wattage too high, it can cause eye problems. It could also be the start of a medical problem. Chams will start to close their eyes when they are unwell. I...

Exactly!! I would not go a day without some source of water.

He's a cutie for sure but no where near 9 weeks when you got him! I'd say he's about 10 weeks approximately (now)!

I agree with Jann, a panther is a panther, is a panther. You don't keep a panther any different between locales. Follow the care sheet for panther chams and you'll do fine.

I disagree with this statement; super worms are fine to give as daily feeders and are not too fatty. What you have to watch out for are wax worms and butter worms. These guys are high in fat and should only be used as infrequent treats.

Max is a handsome guy! We had a great summer this year, eh Sandra? Perfect weather for our scaley babes to soak up the natural rays !!

He's probably just pissed with the name you gave him! :D

It is normal for babies to eat that much every day however I would be careful not to feed him too late in the day as he requires his UVB lamp to help digest the food. If you feed him too close to lights out then the food will sit undigested in his tummy overnight and that could cause problems in...