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I'm serious. I don't put him directly under the water. His back is ouching the water and his mouth opens. Its warm water, not hot. He literally shat once. I started to rinse him off and I was thinking, "wow, thats some sticky poo." i found out it wasn't poo.:eek:

Is this norml when a cham gets a warm bath to open its mouth, shat, and pop a woody?

Mine did same. I'm was concerned at first, I think its air maybe when it moves around.

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Breed in Hawaii, eh

I would just use whatever doesn't get their mails ripped off. I about 1/4" PVC others are 1/8 nylon. Crickets can get out of the one but its more open air. You could build it yourself and experiment.

Who me? Yeah I give the cup a try. I try and keep it as natural as possible. Letting them hunt the prey is what I like to do. Thanks for the help

I don't understand the cricket feeder. There's a giant hole in the container. Why wouldn't they job or go out the cage mesh still? You lost me. Please inform my stupid arse.

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If its your first time. Perhaps try caring for a different cham species first. Then move to caring for another.

I just built a custom cage. Its about 2' x 3' x 4' roughly. I have 4 fresh plants inside in pots. I put my male inside to have his own cage. He seems not to be stoked on his new home. He is not climbing on the plants, rather climbing on the top corner. Is he in shock? The only con with the...

I think the baby is beautiful in its own unique form. There's nothing wrong with not having the front legs. Whose to say that four legs is the correct form. None of us can. Perhaps this baby will be stronger then others and have a bigger heart. I guarentee this baby will be happy and loved the...

I actually have the female and male both that roam the same amount. They are less then a year old, while the female enjoys the direct sunlight for a while as the male only tends to enjoy it for less a time and then hides in the shadows. When they sleep, the male is usually hig and the female...

I can see what your saying. With wood, it depends what kind and how its treated. Houses are made out of wood for a reason. hey, I just think wood looks very nice.

Eww. Raising cockies? Hell, I'm trying to get rid of them in my house.

ok thanks. I have another concern. I don't see my adult cham eating much. He looks very healthy tho. Has any tried the appitite increaser syringe?

I put oranges in the containers for the crickets to eat. Problem is the egg crate is falling apart and pieces of the blue substance is all over the container. Will this hurt the chams. The dye?

Very Very nice. I'm going with wood. Its cheaper. I was pricing items for an aluminum setup. Its was way to much. For the price, I could have built 2-3 wooden setups a lil bit smaller. Looks awesome thou

I'm interested in knowing how much you spent on all the cages.