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i ordered some on monday and they came today, they dont call them micro for nothing (boy are they small) the paste was already made up so no messing about with that.they seem to be eating ok i hope they will be ok because at £8.99 plus p+p a go they are not cheap but i do want nelly to have a...

i usually put 4 crickets in so she can hunt them but if i dont see her drinking i will put 2 crickets in a jelly pot filled with water and she will take them with the water its a good trick so they get a bit of moisture

this is for the uk members dont forget to put your clocks forward 1 hour. i always wondered if this will confuse the more exotic pets like chams, my little cham doesnt look too happy this morning :confused:

the best plants we have in the uk are umbrella plants and also the weeping fig is good value and can be eaten akso it holds water very good, can be found at homebase or b@q. my veiled hates the misting and will often flare up at me

also known as the umbrella plant my cham sleeps in it most of the time

breeding the maggots and have you tried feeding them to your cham or are you mushing them up

how did you go on with the maggots i have thought about trying the same thing

looks like a veiled and about 2-3 months old, ive got one exactly the same

i havent tried them but i thought they would be a good source of protein. as a fisherman i use these all the time and even the robins come down to my bait tray and take them.

i will try that its cheaper than buying a plant every few weeks ! thanks

i put a few very small bits of cabbage in this morning with her and she walked straight past them (over them) i suppose it takes time the fig tree does hold water on the leaves very well so she can have a drink if she likes

she is a veiled, the plant cost me £14.99 and dont want it to be eaten straight away ive not really looked into fruit and veg for my cham as i didnt think she would need it for a while, anybody give me any tips

today i bought a weeping fig tree as i thought it would look nice and plenty places for nelly to explore. i went out for an hour and on my return i noticed the top section had been eaten. i am sure this plant is non toxic but nelly is 2 months old and shouldnt be eating greens yet, i thought...

sure is a belter

i live in england (yorkshire) it is a glass fronted viv 4x3x2 plenty vents,real and fake plants, all cost me a small fortune

shes a yemen or veiled, she was only 6 weeks old when i got her i thought it was a bit young but shes doin fine

meet my new cham nelly ive had her for a week now, shes eating fine and drinking had her first shed (with me ) 2 days ago and came out with a few nice orange spots and lateral line

is the madagascar jasmine safe, sorry cant find link to safe plants.

i got my first cham yesterday, shes settled in nice and eating straight away i woke up this morning and she looks like shes had a skin graft (shedding) it must be driving her mad, shes rubbing her face on everything one thing is worrying me is that shes constantly opening and closing her...