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Has anyone had experience with vita lights? If so, what is your opinion on these? I plan to switch to a ice cap double balist and I'm look for input on lights. Thanks!

I would also recommend finding a reputable breeder. There are several online (some are members here). Any reputable breeder isn't going to sell a cham that young.

Congrats on the babies! That is sooo exciting. Good luck with them. :D

They say variety is the spice of life....this is true for chams too. I have a panther and I feed him crickets, silk worms, butter worms, and wax worms. We tried phoenix worms but he didn't care for them. I think it's because they are too wiggly.

Wow! Is that a comparison pic between the ice cap and regular? What an amazing difference in the amount of light! It makes me wonder if that isn't what some of these breeders like Screameleons uses to get the eye popping colors they get on their chams.

First thing I would say is if you have lights on him 24hrs a day that's the first problem. They need dark and down time. He should have about 12hrs on and 12hrs off. He also needs a uvb light, these are critcal to their health, and a heat light. A regular flourescent will not do the trick...

awww I'm so sorry to hear that.

Some like to cup feed and others don't. My panther got bored with cup feeding. So now I alternate with cup and free range. I would say with phoenix worms you'll have to cup feed with those because they are so small. I tried phoenix worms and my panther wouldn't eat them, but the tree frog...

so very sorry to hear about your cham, but it's good that you got him to the vet. Atleast he'll have a fighting chance ince the meds start working.

You could try a fish tank heater.

If I were you I would remove the sand and just use paper towels. That is your safest bet.

I am certainly not directing my comment at you....my comment was MOST"...." From the experience I have had (which is quite a bit) of dealing with pet stores such as PetSmart, those young kids that work there don't know their butt from a whole in the ground. The only thing I buy from there is...