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That can't be right...there's a misunderstanding here somewhere...

Well that's good to know! Thanks! When I saw him eat dirt this week I got worried that he might get a stomach irritation or something. But I'm glad I asked.

Just a pic of Lenny my veiled

Hi again, This is probably an easy question...only to be asked be a newbie. But what can I do to prevent my cham from accidentally ingesting the dirt from a plant's pot?

I love that pic...makes me laugh because it looks like he smiles :)

Wow...If that's an empty cage...then mine is really pathetic! Going to fix all that this weekend with a new big plant!

It's almost poetic. Veiled and a Panther side by side! Kind of says: Can't we all just get along? ;)

Nice! Well I should find at least one of those this weekend. Thanks for the link Stuey!

Thanks for answering! I'll definitely check that out! Anybody have any other plants they would recommend?

Hi everybody! I finally noticed that my cham's cage isn't full enough:( ! I'm planning to pick up a plant this weekend and wanted to know if you guys could name me a bunch of plants that are easy to maintain and that my veiled cham can enjoy (besides those mentioned on the plant species list...

Wow...now THAT's an animal lover! And absolutely amazing pictures! Hope you'll share some more pics with us in the future!

Hi everybody! I was wondering if there's a trick to get your cham to eat from your hand? Is it just something you can just start when it's young? Can you get any species to do it? Do most of you do it at all? thanks!

Thanks! Hope he stays healthy though...he hasn't been eating a whole lot lately (only one butterworm this week). If he starts to go weak on me i'll probably have to go see a vet.

Well mine actually did that for a while...he went through 50 crickets in 2 days...I thought for sure I was going to be broke. But he eventually slowed down after a while....and now he pratically doesnt eat at all.

Yeah that makes sense...so do I still stick with my cricket/worm rotation and Lenny the cham should just tough it up?

Mine doesn't go for food from my hand...which pretty much means he doesn't trust me :( But I also get the impression that he just doesn't like worms that much. He seems to go much more for the crickets. Is that normal? I like to rotate between worms (silk & butter) and crickets to give him...

Hi y'all! Here's my first question! I'm a first time owner of a male veiled cham (Lenny!) since July. He is now about 6 months old. I came to expect that his appetite would slow down but I don't know the standard...how much (too much or too little) does he have too eat before I should...

one of his last big sheds

Took this pic to show my friends on MSN

My Cham taking a walk on his cage