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U should probably give "The New Guy" a shorter, less obvious name, he may develope a complex!!

I'd say the WC might have a tiny size/weight advantage!!! LOL! Very cute!! Its amazing something so small can get sooooo BIG!!

Showers are great, even at that age, it just was assumed and not explained. You put the cham in a sturdy plant, place them and the plant in the shower together, u use warm water and point the shower head at the wall not on the cham creating a "mist" to fall on them, not direct water pelleting...

cool pics!! So do snakes like advil bottles or is that like a size comparison? Sorry, I know nothing about snakes other than which ones in Florida to AVOID!!

Just as an example "sunlight" lamp doesn't sound right, Unless ur talking about a UVB and then its important that it is a liner tube and NOT a compact UVB, etc.

Okay, a couple of things will help, #1 where do u live (state, country) #2 pictures and #3(very important) Fill this out Here is some recommended information to include when asking for help in the health clinic forum. By providing this information, you will receive more accurate and beneficial...

oh that is soooo sweet!!!!

P.S. please update ur personal info to display where u are from so others can make better suggestions on stuff like sunning ur cham, night temps, etc. I'm assuming ur breeder told u about dusting and gutloading? There is a ton of info on this site and another GREAT learning site is...

Just a suggestion so ur not necessarly as limited on ur live plants, u can buy a indoor plant growing light at ur local home improvement store, that way u can use some of the more light requiring tree like plants. There is a list on the forum homepage of safe plants. IMO drippers are awesome if...

hahahahahahahah oh dear lordy is right, got that same scock for the first time myself the other day!!!LOL!!!

Yeah, cat can be a problem, CAN, Cham like to be above eye level, and this can be important in them feeling secure, along with alot of live plants. To keep the humidity up and to hydrate them u must mist them at least twice a day (now an auto mister can be purchased if u are not home enough to...

Our vet said it is usually caused from being to hot (kinda like a dog panting)(If nothing around is threatening) I've seen Fred do it but our vet said not to worry if he has a place that they can get away from the heat, if they do and they don't, their just being lazy!! (Fred has more cage than...

Okay-set up looks good, only thing I see wrong is with your dusting-after 5-6 months u want to use calcium WITHOUT D3 for daily dustings. Use the with D3 2-3 times a month and a vitamin supplement 1-2 times a month.They can get too much D3. One other SUGGESTION (not required!!!) I would get some...

U just can't beat that for 69.00!!!!!!!!

I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this to u but if u can get some hornworms they have a high moisture (H2O) content and will help to rehydrate him, also, I know u said a herp vet is like 45 miles away, but I can tell u from personal experience, u may have wasted ur money and stressed out ur cham...

I really don't know anything about breeding/babies etc, but if I was u I would get a few tupperware containers and fill them (not all the way) with vermiculite that way as u carefully remove the eggs from the laying bin u can go ahead and put the ones u want in one container and put the rest in...

I'm sure he is thankful to have found u, he seems well deserving!!!

Nice collection!! Yes that is a big dog-wouldn't want to wrestle him for a spot on the couch!!!

Is ur vet a herp specialist? I have never heard of it being recommened on the side (kinda like for the reasons summoner12 said!!

Well its warmer there than it has been here in Fl, its been in the 20's!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm hibernating too!!!!