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Where did you get him from? He has a lot of turquoise like my male did as a baby. Here's my male now showing his blues, he has a lot of yellow and orange as well

That's why I asked to see the spur, it was hard to see In one of the pictures because of the high contrast. I have also seen females that were more colorful at that age than males, but it's obviously a handsome little boy!

I was just curious to see a better picture because it's not obvious in these ones. Also, coloration at this age does not help determine the sex.

Can you post a better pic of the back of its feet. I'm not seeing a defined spur in the pictures. It could just be the angle and lighting though

Earl seems to actually be a female

Is that a baby Tamatave?

Thank you!

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How old is she? She looks rather plump.. Which means she may be gravid Do you have a lay box setup for her? If so, what material is in it?

Now if you would just actually name this one !

He's enjoying his new home

Flukers products are garbage.. I would highly suggest avoiding them. You can also provide adequate water by injecting a silkie or hornworm with water, make sure they are small/med sized so that is it easier to get down. If he is to weak your best bet to boost his health mat be to mash them up...

It sounds like it is time for a bigger enclosure, he may also need some free range time. He also seems to be rather friendly, some chams really do thrive on human interaction. My panther loves to fling himself out of his house when I open the door, or he will lean out with his front feet and try...

A Actually I was not assuming at all, I stated it as a possibility. Considering how many veileds there are, and the fact that no one cares to follow their lineage- the probability of inbreeding is very high. Inbreeding can also cause various issues besides physical deformities, so you may not...

Oh no problem, it's always good to see people who know the species try and help others. Luckily! I am a responsible keeper and I do my research. I also have friends who have kept this species for years, which is where I get a lot of my info.

His enclosure is not even close to finished either, I'm trying to find a plastic shower curtain with a forest on it so I can put it on the 3 sides of his enclosure where the white polypropelene is now. I'll also add in bamboo sticks for climbing. I'm just trying to let him settle before I...

Yes they are! He is so unbelievably sociable. I'm always weary when it comes to buying adult chams because of their behavior, however he has proved me wrong. Here he is asleep on my wrist -

Oh I know, I actually research species before I buy. He also has a special area in the house where it does not stay as warm. That way he has an actual fluctuation in temps

It is more than likely a trioceros Sternfeldi. What are you using for an enclosure? Do you have a misting system? And what are you using for lighting ? I would also suggest reading fauna classifieds board of inquiry on the company you bought from