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Indeed I do!

My female ambilobe, whom I approximate at around 5 months, weighed in at 34g just a couple of days ago. 32g sounds good to me.

I would think that rainwater is relatively cool as it is produced high in the atmosphere. I'm no meteorologist though.

Try covering the sides first. It's cheaper. The humidifier can go below or next to the cage as it "sprays" up, if you go that route.

Cover 2 or 3 sides of the cage. Shower curtain works well.

You mean my zip ties aren't good enough! OMG! :P

Providing size and weight might give us a clue as to an approximation, but there are too many factors to consider for us to determine an accurate age.

My UVB light is right on top of the screen so I guess flies can't get underneath. That and I just don't have flies in my house!

I brought her outside today. It was chilly but the sun was out and warm. Here is a coloration I've never seen her have before. Probably trying to soak up as much sunshine as she could.

Did that worm just squirt? LOL

I have been keeping a log of my chams' weights for 3 weeks now since I have acquired a female. They're all still juveniles and I only have approximations of age for 2 of my chams. I'd be glad to share with you my log. I've actually been updating a thread I started here.

It depends how you define "part time". If it's just a couple of times a week for a couple of hours at a time, then probably not. If you are have your cham spend significant time in your free range, you might want to consider providing UVB. I have a MVB bulb that I have above my free range...

That was cool hehe

It took me 4 months to name my first two. I wanted to see their personalities develop!

I would hold off on Skeletor. He's not going to keep that evil grin forever :P

Ahh another pic of a fine looking box. And the chams are excellent too.

I do not think that the left cage is in dire need of more foliage. Looking good to me!

I believe that this is not biologically possible. I think you would be more spot on if you said that you were trying to breed brother and sister. Inbreeding significantly increases the chance of recessive genes being passed on, thus increasing the chances of unwanted/harmful traits being...

Welcome! Shooting at solid objects like the screen may injure his tongue, but if you are feeding the right amounts, the likeliness of him getting hurt is pretty slim. My veil used to shoot at his clear cup once and he's OK.

Anything you can elaborate on? She looks thick to me. Don't want to scare the OP by being so vague!