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get rid if that water dish too or waterfall or whatever it is. its a breeding ground for bacteria and also your chams wont drink out of it. put a repti-sun 5.0 linier bulb and a regular house 75 watt bulb for basking. put a live scheffelera and or pothos ivy and real branches and fake vines to...

This isnt something that you can wait on! my cham just got over MBD. it is VERY serious. if you dont want your cham to die a painful death you will get her to the vet. if you dont have the money to take care of her end her suffering and have her put down. it took 3 shots over a weeks time, and a...

look behind curtains, couch, mini blinds, desks, tv because its warm. try putting a house plant in there or a house tree in the middle of the room his cage is in. if he sees it he will most likely go to that tree and climb in it and to the middle or top. either a scheffelera tree or benjimine ficus.

ok, well while i was out side just now with achillies in the tree my blue heeler knocked his suppliments off my counter was playing with his rep-cal, and dusted my entire living room with the no d3 rep-cal. now my question is will it hurt my chams to use the rep-cal with d3 until i get some more...

i take him out until it is all dry and clean, i usually let it air out for 10 min or so because of the bleach smell.

oh, you that wasnt rude, it looks like new orleans was spared a little this time but i just cannot think that the next one that rolls through there wont do the same thing as kitrena. i love the city myself, i love the history and the people. my mother is cajin and shes from la. actually morgan...

im still trying to learn all the features of the d60 sometimes i get great shots, others are no so great :D

if your talking about to disinfect the cage i use a 10% bleach and water mixture and let it sit for a few min to kill bacteria and then regular water to wipe it all down.

welcome to the fourm, hows your hands after typing all that :D jeremy

no ! do not file their nails they need their nails sharp to dig into their environment for traction

Achillies trying to help water

welcome to the fourm, none are easy to take care of they require alot of time and good husbentry. the two chams i, and im sure others will agree on are the panther, and veild chams. get a male if its your 1st cham. females require a little more work. make sure you have a screen cage for these...

dont worry about your english, i speek it every day and i still have problems :D

Setup :depending on what cham you have it is best to have a screen cage, at least 24x24x36. you will want to place, i perfer live plants and real branches and sticks in the enclosure. i like the pothos ivy and scheffelera (abracola (sp) ) i would also put fake vines and such to climb and...

* SOCALISON - i love diving, my favorite corse was my rescue but it will kick your butt. i just wish i had more time to go diving :(

I accidentlally deleted my other pic so heres another ! ( im teaching a rescue dive corse at lake travis in this pic. i dont get in wet suits too often ! ! :D )

ok ill give it a shot, today his turret is moving fine but if it happens again ill try the q-tip thing. thanks jeremy

english bulldogs are awsome ! i want one but i have to wait until one of mine dies :(

ok, my panther had an eye problem a little while back and i took him to the vet and got some terramicen (sp) his eye is open and he dosent close it like he did. now i noticed today his eye is open his pupil is small and his eye ball itself moves arround inside his turret instead of the turret...

oh i have a blue heeler and a lab mix too, this is my little cute one