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im somewhat with allfalls on this one mine is in the basement with little way for him to tell what is going on outside exept for when i take him out. i would imagine they would become fully accustom to the lighitng cycle ive provided as opposed to whats going on outside in the world. My cham...

lmao figured id poke some fun >.>

yea they grow at an alarming rate ive heard that you can put them in the fridge for a bit to somewhat stunt there growth but id look into it a little more there should be some threads that can help you out

i never had this problem mine will damn near take your finger to get at a worm of any type, no hesitation at all you present it and bam its gone. Id say just keep trying there great feeders if you can get your chams to accept them vast amount of gooey liquid in them, great for hydration

wow you throw your cage in the food ? all this time ive been doing it backwards>.> i usually throw a cup with 12-15 crickets in the morning and he usually eats them around 25-45 mins after the lights come on. I also usually will throw a few more in late in the day if hes trolling the cup, ive...

great theres goes 65 $ >.>

i was curious as to how long these bulbs are good for or usable for thaty matter i got one with a tank i bought and the bulb is very old from what i can tell

39w 20 w 20 tall

yea i was leaning to something desertish the armidilo lizard looks badass, was alost thinking a few pygmys

i bought this setup and im looking for suggestions and what not as to what to put in this enclosure desert/tropical idc just need ideas

hibicus are generally a pain in the arse to keep going they need to be fed. but those others are great choices , im currently using a very large sheffelera in my enclosure

the ones mantioned above are great but some are easier to drown/kill then others, pothos are generally know as "unkillable" which im sure is untrue but that can take the most abuse and live. also heres a safe plant list just google the names to see how big of a plant they are...

sorry for your loss, but id like to thank you for the great information will make sure to never let those cubes get anywhere near my cham

looks great only thing i can say is that empty corner looks like a great spot for a hanging pothos

i currently run mine on a timer and its a way better idea for me the 2 mins max that the unit goes off for was not enough for me, so i set a secondary timer for 5 min interval so the unit goes off twice so i get a 4 mins misting session

roughly once a month can be more or can be less

is that a water or food dish?

chahm look in great health id say nice limbs eyes dont seem sunken and color looks fantastic. i would defenetly get more foliage in there live plants are always great, how big is the hibicus thats going in there?

as the other 2 stated i would do the same rais them up somehow, i might also put them a little close to each other so your cham feels more secure in a dense canopy. but other then that your setup is looking great nice work

i will have to say female as well seeing more traits that lean towards female