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Yeah, both those eyes would lock onto me REAL quick :eek: "I'm not doing anything"! The mental image of that is priceless! :D Anyhow, I'm going email Vince, and attach a pic, and see what he thinks, and go from there. Any more opinions? Is he a Jack, or a Jackie?? :)

LOL... you make it sound like "he" is sexually confused.... like I'm going to go to mist him one day, and I will find him trying on my panty hose. :D:D:D

I get all my feeders from Mulberry Farms. They are a sponsor, so you could check out their site. They have a good selection. I order mine in bulk. Was 1000 at a time, but may go up a little now that I have 2 more mouths to feed LOL. I keep mine in a large plastic bin, it has a large...

LOL Thank you, I really enjoy it. It has 2 smeared, bloody hand prints on it just like in Psycho, plus I have a bath mat outside of the shower with blood droplets, and bloody footprints on it. :D So, what should I do in this situation? As far as my male quite possibly being a female...

You are right, Ryan, it absolutely DOES happen. Sexing of a cham that young can be rather difficult, even to a very trained eye.

Ok let's see if these pics help: The "bloody" thing in the background is my shower curtain....this one is a lil blurry: Here's a couple more a little more clear: And some pics of sires and dams of my little ones: Sample sire for Jack H. Skellington (I'm told he has similar...

Ok, That's it, I'm going to go get a better pic here in a minute..... I dont have an actual pic of my little guys sire, just a pic from Vincent of a sample sire. I was told that he should turn out very similar to him. I'll post pics of both sires in a sec.

Dude....don't scare me like that....not cool man, not cool. :D

That is awesome! Blue is actually my favorite color. I'm really looking forward to seeing how his mouth looks as well, say around 6 months old or so. His body is crazy looking too, all stripey and such. My other male is not like that, never was. My new little guy is sooooo tiny. MAYBE the length...

Same here. Maybe just put em on photobucket, and share the pics right in your thread?? You had me all excited to see him!!! LOL

There for like 2 seconds I thought it was a puppy pad LOL :D I use paper towels as well, and they work great for me.

I would defintiely recommend Mulberry Farms. That is where I get ALL my feeders. They have a great selection so I can mix it up a bit, and they have great customer service, and are quick in getting your order to you. Also Cain, You are probably right about that....See, I would allow it...

You are SUCH a REBEL!!! LOL :D:D

If I were you, I would post another thread on here, asking for opinions on your husbandry. There are a lot of knowledgeable cham owners here, that would be more than willing to help you. When you do submit a new thread, let everyone know what kind of cham it is, what you have for it already i.e...

s/v means snout to vent :)

For smaller branches, 350 degrees for 30 minutes is sufficient. For larger branches, fill a 32 gallon trash can with water, and add 1 cup of bleach. Allow the branch to soak overnight. The next morning spray it off with a hose, and allow it to dry completely before placing it in your enclosure...

Are all of your animals veiled? You didn't specify. Also, just out of my own curiosity, you say 4 of them have laid, so, do you mean you have eggs incubating from 4 different females at the same time?? As far as "making" them receptive, I'm no expert, but I don't think there is a way to do...

I suppose great minds think alike :D And yes they are a "couple"....hopefully, one day..... And yes they are from Screameleons. 3 out of the 4 Panthers that I own are :). I like them a lot.

No no sir....Jack is miiiiine :p Also, a veiled was my first cham. I loved her so much, such a good girl. She passed away, just from old age a couple years ago. :( I'll always remember her though, the one that started it all.

Exactly. My issue is not with the lack of knowledge ect....but with the blatant lies they tell their customers. Yes, people should do their research on an animal they are going to be purchasing, but the sad facts are that a lot of people don't know any better, and think that these pet stores are...