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what kind of UVB bulb are you using....linear tube or curly compact flourecent. OPI

any where from 6 to 10 mos from what I read. OPI

I have no finger nails or toe nails for that matter...LOL I was checking her over again today feeling her belly... there are long little things in there........:eek: but I have no idea what I am feeling anyway.. OPI

Take a look at earlier in post regarding the condition of the "egg"... if it is dried out.. I think they said it is non viable. Also Like Brad asked..is it an egg? Next, I am not sure but most times it is not just one egg...If she did let one egg go in the foliage...more than likely there...

Ok So my girl just hit the 6mos mark of her being gravid. 3 mos ago she passed 4 slugs, and last week she passed 2 more. I hope this means that christmas is here soon. I was just curious though, Since Jacksons are live bearing, at some point is possible to see abdominal movement or...

here is what I found. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/poison/Codiava.htm so yes it is toxic....I think as a general rule. if it has milky sap...not good OPI

So that is how you keep a woman happy....LOL Nice cage and nice woman...what do you supplement her with....don't forget to fill out the stick on "how to ask for help"....and if you figure out their care...make sure you share the info with the rest of us keeper... LOL To the members of...

are your chams both in the same viv? If so they need to be separated. One of the two is probably being more dominant. Any time that the other come up, the dom chases that one back down... 2 chams together will also lead to a stressful environment ulitmately leading to one chams death...

Correct that's the problem with buying chams from pet stores. They are all kept together and you know what happens when both sexes get together in confined quarters with nothing else to do.... there is a good probability they may be fertile if this is the case. I personally don't have this...

Yes they sure can...I am not sure if these type of chams dig to lay their eggs, but if they are you need to provide a laying area for them. Was your cham in a communal viv when you bought her? OPI

I was thinking about this a little more, and there may be some difficulty if one species is more dominant and agressive. other than that. maybe just try it with a small portion of the population. OPI

sorry for the double post, and i would have to agree your cham needs to get to a vet...has your cham been to the vet before? Also Welcome to the forums! What part of the world are you from? OPI

can we see a picture of you set up? OPI

Hydration would be the first tier of problem solving....the simplest to solve. I would try the suggestions made first and see what happens. if over the next 24 to 48 hours you don't see an improvement then move on the the next step. How old was the faeces? HOPE THAT HELPS. OPI

I don't see any problem with it if their care is the same and if you don't mind. OPI

I won't ask how you know this.....:p Too funny OPI

I was taking a look at your set up again and I had another question. I see your UVB is on the front portion of your cage but the basking spot is in the back. Consider moving your basking spot closer to your UVB source to maximize your exposure. Also a small reflector (tin foil) can help to...

either or....if you can start with just house flies to see if you can get her interested. OPI

I would have to agree that looks pretty tight and there looks to be some swelling in the lower limb. The sooner you can get that off the better. Placing him in towel to cover his eyes and then using a pair of tweezer to just get a break in the ring should do the trick....I don't thing that you...

Pictures of your cham and your set up will be helpful Have you tried flies or moths to stimulate her? Also think visit to the vet may be needed at this point too. OPI