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Yeah but they say they change colors to hide... WRONG:)

This section of the forum is fine. I don't see what the problem would be feeding them oats, I don't think oats are toxic to crickets or chams.

O.K. What species is your cham?

You did look at the home page and recent posts

Why did you post this twice?

Why are you offline right now? I thought it was urgent.

My female will hiss at me when she's mad, it's the cutest little thing:) But I think she is just hissing at you, or she has a URI.

He could be trying to get a leaf, or he could be retarded:)

I put mine with gravel and they buried just fine in my opinion, but you can do what you want:) The only reason I like gravel more is that the sand would stick to them and it would become kind of a mess.

Thank PardalisGirl:) Her name is Flash, but that was before if I knew if she was a male or female. Should I change it? I think it's kind of funny though because how slow she moves that her name is Flash. Should I name her Flashy?:D

That's what I thought. Yeah ripping it off would be like ripping off a scab or something for us. Sorry for that stupid comparison:rolleyes:

Stay on the forums for a while, you'll learn a ton of great info here. Don' go with panther or jackson, go for veiled, much easier:)

I used to have 2 of them, named them Dory and Al (don't ask me why:)). Also put in a moist sponge, they can get hydrated from it. And don't use sand, gravel is better, at least that's my opinion:)

Get a veiled, they are the easiest.:)

She was the least bit aggresive, and I think if you mist the cham when it's shedding it helps a lot. But I noticed that she just has 1 piece left on one of her feet. Should I just wait and she'll eventually get it off? I know shedding is probably very itchy for the cham, so I just want to make...

Guess nobody cares haha well I was just happy it went well, since I think this was her first shed.

I'm glad nobody has voted not benefecial, because it's a great site:D

Didn't you just post a thread that you just got him? If you did, don't hold him for at least a week, let him get settled in.

Well my little female veiled cham just shedded. Everything went great:) She was very irritated at it, she kept trying to bite and tear it off:eek:. But now it is all done. I sprayed her a few times and that helped. Now she is back to normal, and has a bit more brighter colors:) Well just thought...

He looks nice and healthy, but mealworms can't be considered a treat, chams don't like them very much. But congrats:)