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yes i would get a bigger cage and change her lighting to the tube style uva-uvb. she should have a 40 watt regular house bulb over her for heat as well =)

lol why yes of course the grandkids of chompers all do it too! =)

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Reasoning behind a small cage when they are small or babies is because they have a harder time catching their prey in too big of a cage.

When they start eating crickets. I do it when they are eating 1/4 inched so about 2-3 months old

I have candles throughout my entire house too. Not next to a Cham cage and of course when a candle is lit you should open a window just a crack.

You have a red barred ambilobe

1/4 inched at that age. Some may eat 1/2 inched

Ah! Gives me the heebie jeebies. Mostly what I am switching away from live plants in all my cages. Although people do need to be aware the Chams can eat fake plants and it causes many problems. If a Cham is properly taken care of and on a good diet/feeding schedule they Shouldn't eat the leaves...

There are A ton of breeders on here. Check the classifieds but beware. What I tend to tell people is only buy from a "senior member" Most of these people have done their homework and know how to raise healthy Chams

I've been told by many breeders that this is caused by a lack if Vitamins. Make sure your not only gut loading right but supplementing right as well. What are you currently using?

Yes it may cause mbd-metabolic bone disease. Get the proper lighting ASAP.

Good rule of thumb, if this guy ^^ tells you something, then listen. He is very wise! :)

Kelso Superworms is my supplier and good friend. Look her up on facebook. Her name is melody durnell :-)

Yes listen to dez. Very smart woman :-) leave your Cham alone. Most girls won't have a problem laying and then returning to their normal selfs. If she's still digging and laying after day 3 that's when I reccomend other means of care

Reptibreeze and just use a higher temp. Heat bulb. You can also put a shower curtain or tool box liners around the cage to keep humidity up

I personally do not feed mealworms. Too Much conflicting info about them. I do however feed Superworms on a weekly basis and have never had a problem with impaction. My Chams get about 10 worms per week