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I have 20cm of substrate in my whole terrarium in which the plants are sdirectly planted just as most european keepers do it and we do normally not have this problem at all.

Well, i never heard of aomething like this from well supplemented chams around here. Just when the chams didn´t have enough/no supplements.

Well, there´s obviously something wrong or would you call it normal for a cham to eat dirt?

But the dripper will only go for the short time the mister is on, i don´t think this is enough.

Would you mind telling me hoe much D3 is in the supplement you use? Then i can compare to the one that i use.

If that doesn´t help you might have to increase the D3 you give him. As you probably know, they cannot use calcium if they do not have enough D3 so this may be another problem.

It sometimes takes 2-3 days for them to shed, the older they get the longer it usually takes. Try not to spray him when he´s shedding cause this might make the skin sticky.

Normal mineral supplements contain not only calcium but also micronutrients, but mainly yes. How about offering some smell pieces of cuttlebone in his cage that he can shoot if he feels like he needs to?

I use the little Dripper by ZooMed and it works well. But there are ways to make your own for less money.

Oh okay, guess it´s my bad english again :D

Best would be to have both ;)

This will keep your cham from eating dirt but not solve the problem ;)

This most probably means she doesn´t get enough minerals. Just give her more of them and the Problem should be solved. Is your cham a female?

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I don´t ;) I mean there´s nothing wrong with doing things like this, i just think that the animal will become a "second choice" easily this way. I´d always recommend to try and get what you want the most because then you´ll be really happy and uch more enthusiastic about the care. That´s at...

How about thinking of an animal you´d like to keep first and THEN get a cage? Just keeping a species because it fits the terrarium is not the right way in my opinion.

Wow that´s VERY green, wil be interesting to see if it turns out to be a female as it´s said that if they turn green for a certain time when they are young they most probably are females. Which local is that? Very beautiful anyway.

I´m just thinking about getting some for my mum as she really likes them for some reason. So i could breed them without her noticing :D

Okay, just thought he would have walked around after the lights were of or something.

Elizadolots is probably right. What do you mean by "very active tonight"? Chams are supposed to sleep at night ;)